Fury over the macro-contract for Castellón's roads: investment amounts to 104 million euros
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Fury over the macro-contract for Castellón's roads: investment amounts to 104 million euros

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General9 September 2026 at 05:11

There is great interest in the road macro-contract in Castellón, with an investment of 104 million euros. The war in the Middle East has caused a generalized increase in prices, with year-on-year inflation exceeding 4%. This situation affects public works, since the rise in material and energy costs causes some tenders to be left empty or with few companies interested in bidding for the contract.

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