The arrival of the tunnel boring machine in the capital city of London is a crucial step in the construction of this major project beneath the River Thames: 1.4 kilometre twin road tunnels will provide a major relief to congested transport in the east of the city. Ineco is acting as an Independent Certifier, bringing its extensive experience in the supervision of particularly complex tunnels.
Since July 2021, Sol multimodal station has been connected to the recently renovated Gran Vía metro station via a pedestrian tunnel. Ineco drew up the commissioning plan and supervised the works for this underground connection, which serves 22,000 users every day in the heart of the Spanish capital.
The new Gran Vía metro station, in the heart of Madrid, opened in July under the replica of the historic 1920s pavilion designed by the …
The United Nations Economic Committee for Europe (UNECE) published its case study on Line 1 of Tenerife Light Metro in September. The studies are provided …
Ineco, together with Italian engineering firm Systematica, will provide consulting and technical assistance services for two years to update and improve Malta’s National Transport Model, …
Adif, Puertos del Estado, Renfe and Ineco presented their proposals for more sustainable, inclusive, safe and resilient cities at the United Nations World Urban Forum. The event, which attracted 18,000 delegates from close to 170 countries, was held in Abu Dhabi from 8 to 13 February.
Buenos Aires’ new urban motorway, the Paseo del Bajo, won the award for Best Urban Works 2019 at the Argentine Road Association Awards, which is …
According to the municipal government, more than 134,000 residents of Buenos Aires benefit directly from the Paseo del Bajo, a new 7.1 kilometre road corridor …
Ineco, through its subsidiary Inecomex, in consortium with Cal y Mayor y Asociados, is managing a project to extend Line 12 of the Mexico City Metro, also known as the Golden Line, the newest line in the Mexican capital’s extensive metro network. The new section, with three new stations and 4.6 kilometres of tunnel, will improve connections between the east and west of one of the largest cities in the world.
The Peruvian capital will soon have a public transport master plan drafted by Ineco and another Spanish engineering company, Typsa. The two companies won an …
