Aragón to offer four wastewater BOTs
- From: Vol 10, Issue 2 (February 2009)
- Category: General
- Region: Europe
- Country: Spain
The Spanish region wants to use private sector finance to expand waste water coverage. The risk profile of the contracts could discourage some from bidding.
The northern Spanish region of Aragón has put out to tender four 20-year BOT contracts worth a total of €358 million to build and operate infrastructure for the provision of universal wastewater treatment in the Pyrenean region by 2011.
The Pyrenees plan comprises 296 installations in 62 municipalities, and covers all the municipalities across the mountainous region, making it ...
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