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FCC Group

The Mexico City airport group, belonging to

the Secretary of Communications and Trans-

port of the Mexican Government, has awar-

ded the contract for construction to the con-

sortium led by Grupo Carso, which includes

FCC. The consortium will build the terminal

building of the new international airport for

Mexico City (NAICM) in the Federal District

of Lake Texcoco after submitting the best

economic and technical bid. The contract is

worth 84.8 billion Mexican pesos (4.2 billion

dollars / 3.925 billion euros) and will have a 44

month completion deadline.

The new airport will be the world’s second

most important under construction, and the

main contract to build the new airfield will be

one of the largest infrastructure works cu-

rrently underway in Latin America.

The consortium working on this iconic pro-

ject, led by Carso, is made up of Spanish

companies FCC and Acciona and local Mexi-

can construction companies ICA, GIA, Pro-

demex, Hermes Infrastructure group.

The contract award is for the construction

of a building with an area of 743,000 squa-

re metres over four floors on a plot of land

measuring 4, 430 hectares. Arrivals, bagga-

ge reclaim and all services relating to ground

handling and the baggage handling system

will be located on the first floor. This level will

also include access to the car park, the flight

information area, the short stay car park and

access to the Metro from the Ground Trans-

portation Centre. The second floor will be

used for international arrivals, immigration

and the flight transfer area. Departures will

be located on the third floor which will have

a large central shopping area, departure pas-

sageways and an area reserved for Pre-clea-

rance. Lastly, the fourth floor will include a car

park, the check-in area and security control.

The surface area of the roof will be double

the size of that in Terminal 4 of Adolfo Suá-

rez Madrid–Barajas Airport. It will be made of

aluminium sheets and ceramic glass that will

channel rainwater, wind and sunlight through

pipes and photosensitive systems in order to

be used inside.

The construction of NAICM will create around

160,000 jobs, and around 450,000 when in

operation.

The project was awarded to the Carso Group

consortium, in which the Citizen Services Group

participates, for 3.9 billion euros.

FCC to build the new terminal at

Mexico City Airport

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