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Parent company of the project's builder

Wastewater from west Fort Worth currently travels as far as 30 miles east to the Village Creek plant, the city's only treatment works, which dates to the 1950s. On Aug. 25 the city authorized a $537,982,128 contract with Webber Waterworks to build a second one, the Mary's Creek Water Reclamation Facility. Ferrovial, the Spanish parent of Webber, announced the award on Nov. 5 and called it its largest water infrastructure project in the United States.

Updated 2 days ago

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Parent of Cintra and Budimex, combined 40% consortium stake

The Czech government approved the concession contract for the D35 motorway on October 26, clearing the way for the country's largest highway public-private partnership. The 28-year deal is worth CZK 71.3 billion, about €2.9 billion, and covers 52 km of the corridor between Litomyšl and Mohelnice.

Updated Nov 2

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Lead investor in Top End Mobility Group; analysts question the deal's returns

Georgia's State Transportation Board picked the Ferrovial-led Top End Mobility Group on October 15 to build and run toll lanes along the top of I-285, an $8.9 billion construction job in exchange for 50 years of toll revenue. The consortium also offered a $23.6 billion concession fee plus $515 million in reimbursements, and its bid scored 1,944 points out of 2,500 in the state's evaluation, against 1,084 for Sacyr's team and 482 for the ACS and Acciona group.

Updated Oct 20