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with two new water
management contracts
FCC Aqualia won two new contracts for the
construction of two water treatment plants
in the cities of Vrsac in Serbia and Prizren
in Kosovo.
The drinking water treatment in Vrsac in the
Republic of Serbia, the contract awarded to
FCC Aqualia through its infrastructure divi-
sion, opens up the first opportunity to work
in the Balkan country.
FCC Aqualia has been providing services in La Línea de la
Concepción (Cádiz) since 1986. Through various contracts,
the company has been managing the end-to-end water cycle
in this city since 2000.
After the city council assigned these competencies to the
Commonwealth of Campo de Gibraltar Municipalities, this en-
tity, following a tender bid, awarded a water supply manage-
ment contract to Empresa Gestora de Aguas Linenses, S.L.,
an FCC Aqualia (51%) and Trainasa (49%) partnership.
This contract contributes a business portfolio worth 60.5 mi-
llion euros over its 12-year term, on top of the current portfolio
relating to the 61.2 million sewage contract.
The company will manage this service with a staff of 23 emplo-
yees who will be in charge of the 290 kilometres of the supply
network to ensure the supply of drinking water to the 70,000
residents in La Línea de la Concepción.
Another twelve years in La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz)
The Vrsac
and Prizren plants will
contribute a business
portfolio worth more
than 15 million euros
presence to Serbia and Kosovo
The project involves the construction of a
treatment plant with the capacity to produ-
ce 26,000 cubic metres of drinking water
per day for the city of Vrsac, located in the
Autonomous Province of Voivodina. The
From left to right: José Manuel Alcántara, manager of the Common-
wealth of Campo de Gibraltar Municipalities; Francisco Jiménez,
manager of FCC Aqualia’s Andalucía II branch office; and Enrique
Reina, FCC Aqualia’s representative in Campo de Gibraltar during
the signing ceremony.
FCC Aqualia
extends its