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Construction contract awarded for the first section of the Burgos-Vitoria high-speed line

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Computer image of the future viaduct over the Arroyo de la Llosa on the Burgos-Vitoria High Speed Railway. © ADIF.

Computer image of the future viaduct over the Arroyo de la Llosa on the Burgos-Vitoria High Speed Railway. © ADIF.

Adif Alta Velocidad has awarded the contract for the construction of the first section of the High-Speed Line (HSL) between Burgos and Vitoria for 391 million euros (VAT included).

The contract, which has been awarded to the Ferrovial-FCC-Convensa joint venture, includes the construction of a double-track, standard-gauge track between Pancorbo and Ameyugo, an 8.4-kilometre section located in the province of Burgos. The execution period is 52 months.

Due to the orography, 77% of the route runs through a succession of tunnels and viaducts designed to blend in respectfully with the environment.

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Highlights include the 4 km Pancorbo tunnel and the 1.1 km viaduct spanning the N-1 and La Llosa stream, featuring a unique V-shaped pier design. The route is completed with the Ameyugo I and II tunnels and viaducts over the N-1 and the La Mala stream.

This first section is part of the seven sections of the Burgos-Vitoria high-speed line, which will connect the NRFPV (New Railway Network of the Basque Country, known as the ‘Basque Y’) to the rest of the high-speed network.

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