Tram line will stretch 8km into city of Zaragoza in Spain
Hill International is to project manage the construction of a Euro190m (£164m) tramline in Zaragoza, Spain. The four-year contract has an estimated value to its Spanish subsidiary Gerens Hill of around €1.9m.
The tram line will be 12.8 kilometers (8 miles) long with 25 stops and have a central stretch in the heart of the City of Zaragoza.
José Manuel Albaladejo González, managing director of Gerens Hill, said: “The Zaragoza Tram will help alleviate traffic in a very congested corridor in the city and greatly improve commuting conditions.” Hill bought a majority stake in Gerens in February 2008. Gerens is headquartered in Madrid and operates Western Europe and Latin America.
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