Location
Spain / Europe
Project record
ACUAES selected a three-member consortium led by Aquambiente for the new El Marco wastewater treatment plant in Cáceres at EUR 61,784,295.49 excluding VAT. The exact award is split Aquambiente 50%, COPASA 30% and PESA Medioambiente 20%, with a 43-month programme covering management planning, 30 months of works and 12 months of commissioning. MITECO's current construction project describes an independent new plant beside the operating works, designed for 181,500 population equivalent and 33,000 m3/day average flow, with five-stage Bardenpho treatment, tertiary microfiltration and disinfection, reclaimed-water storage and a 1.997 MW photovoltaic park. Contract signature, commencement and mobilisation remain unreported.
Spain / Europe
Urban wastewater treatment, tertiary reuse and renewable-energy integration
ACUAES selected the Aquambiente-COPASA-PESA consortium on 30 July 2026 at EUR 61,784,295.49 excluding VAT; the award notice was published on 4 August, while contract signature, notice to proceed and mobilisation remain unconfirmed / Confirmed
11 August 2026
Coverage
Urban wastewater treatment, tertiary reuse and renewable-energy integration is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Open this project in the Change LogThe notice confirms the consortium, EUR 61.784 million excluding-VAT offer, 43-month programme and four-year warranty while leaving formalisation pending.
SourceThe award decision identifies the selected consortium and offer value, while contract signature, commencement and mobilisation remain unreported.
SourceMITECO records the current 181,500-population-equivalent design, updated treatment train, independent adjacent layout, tertiary reuse systems and renewable-energy additions.
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