Adif tenders track and electrification works for Astigarraga station
The tender exceeds €2.3 million and covers infrastructure for the planned C1 commuter station in Gipuzkoa. A future high-speed connection is envisaged.
Spain’s rail infrastructure manager Adif tendered track and electrification works for the new Astigarraga station on 21 October, with a budget above €2.3 million. The planned station will serve the C1 commuter line in Gipuzkoa.
The Basque government is developing the passenger building and platforms, while Adif is responsible for track superstructure. Adif said the layout anticipates a possible future connection with the Bilbao–Vitoria/Gasteiz–San Sebastián high-speed line; the tender does not mean construction is complete.
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