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Ferrovial team picked for Portuguese hydro plant
A consortium headed by Ferrovial Agroman has won a contract worth €80m (£69.7m) to build the Gouvaes hydroelectric plant in Portugal.
The contract for client Iberdrola is the third awarded to Ferrovial Agroman as part of the Tâmega River hydro complex.
The consortium of Ferrovial Agroman and local company MSF will build an underground machine hall - 120m long, 20m wide and 44m high - to hold four 220MW generators. The team will also build the underground transformer hall, which will be 80m long, 17m wide and 14m high. Ferrovial Agroman will also be in charge of digging 5km of galleries and eight vertical shafts measuring up to 320m in length with a diameter of 7m.
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