ENAIRE will invest €12.3 million in renovating the data communication system for air traffic control in Spain, and €4.1 million in new equipment for Valencia airport’s terminal control centre. Big investments for big improvements that Ineco has been collaborating on for over two decades.
Throughout its history, Ineco has provided supervision for over 1,500 trains of all types and from all manufacturers, both in Spain and abroad. A high level of specialisation and technical knowledge are required in order to ensure that everything is functional and meets the operator’s exact requirements.
Since late 2014, together with its partner CESEL, Ineco has been working on the preliminary studies for the modernisation of Chiclayo airport. Chiclayo is the fourth largest city in Peru.These analyses will enable us to determine and plan the improvement and enlargement work that aim to turn Chiclayo into the air transport hub of northern Peru and drive trade and the tourist sector built around the huge archaeological richness of the area.
When the pavement of a new airport or enlargement is designed, it is usually with a view to a 20 year life cycle. However, weathering, overloading and variations to the forecasted level of traffic will all sorteen its life cycle. Ineco has developed a pavement management tool, Gestrol, which monitors and forecasts the evolution of the pavement.
Renovation work on Toledo’s historic railway station undertaken by Adif in 2015 was completed this summer. Ineco drafted the project and was responsible for managing the construction management, including refurbishment of the roof, façades and the tower, among other elements.
The time has come for the world of construction to make the same leap that the world of engineering experienced in the industrial revolution. BIM proposes the method of achieving this. Those who get on board will draw up better designs for their customers and keep their place in this evolving trade. Those who don’t will condemn their clients to higher overall building costs. Evidently, there is a limit to the number of times they can do this.
With the new Commuter station at Mirasierra, located between the Pitis and Ramón y Cajal stations, residents of Fuencarral–El Pardo will have an integrated service on line 9 of the Madrid Metro. Ineco collaborated in its design and construction.
A pedestrian walkway, almost 300 metres in length, has been designed to connect Vigo-Peinador airport and the Instituto Feiral de Vigo (IFEVI), solving the challenging journey for pedestrians travelling between the two places.
Defining railway gauges is not only a crucial safety consideration; it also allows for interoperability in international traffic and can mean significant cost savings in infrastructure construction. Ineco carries out these complex calculations both for high-speed and for conventional lines, in national and international settings (Saudi Arabia and United Kingdom).
Ineco is developing the strategic planning of the public transport system for the Sultanate of Oman, which has released a fleet of buses equipped with the latest technology and new urban and interurban routes.
