Following construction supervision of the expansion works of the Nueva Palmira port terminal, carried out during 2016 and 2017, Corporación Navíos once again relies on TYPSA to carry out the
Presentation of the experience gained in the RANC-EE project, Costa Rica Organised by the International Water Association (IWA), the Water Loss 24 conference was held in Donostia-San Sebastián (Spain) in
The International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering annual congress was held in April, in Manchester. This congress is an international reference in structural engineering and, once again, TYPSA has
The city of Agra is located in the state of Uttar Pradesh, in northern India, and has a metropolitan area of approximately two million inhabitants. It is home to the
The Mularroya Tunnel, 13.3 km long and designed to transfer up to 8 m3/s of water from the River Jalon to the Mularroya reservoir, is one of the most unique
On World Water Day, at TYPSA we would like to share our vision concerning 21st century critical challenges, challenges intensified by factors such as climate change, population growth, loss of
TYPSA first opened an office in A Coruna in 2005, and now boasts nearly 20 years of presence in the region. The initial office was established through an important contract
The construction of the Rekalde Bypass will eliminate the urban barrier currently created by the section of the BI-10 motorway, previously known as A-8, as it passes through Rekalde, Bilbao,
The Ashanti region, located in southern Ghana, is home to Kumasi, its capital and most populous city with 3.5 million inhabitants. The Greater Kumasi region is strategically important for country´s
In January, the Cartographic and Geological Institute of Catalonia and the General Directorate of Mobilitat Infrastructures of the Generalitat, jointly organised the “Geotechnical asset management systems: methodologies and experiences” conference,
The BusConnects Cork programme, included in Ireland’s National Development Plan 2021-2023 and promoted by the National Transport Authority (NTA), in which TYPSA has been involved since June 2023, is designed
TYPSA has begun construction supervision consultancy and support services for the new Usurbil station and Irún station´s new passenger terminal, both located in the province of Gipuzkoa in the Basque
Ghana aims to become a global leader in the just transition to a circular economy, a crucial step towards sustainable development. The transition to a circular economy must stimulate economic
An important part of infrastructure design (railways, roads, dams, tunnels) involves modelling and calculating the interaction between natural terrain and structures. Currently, due to the advanced development of numerical modelling
MC2 Engineering Studio, a subsidiary of the TYPSA group specialising in unique structures, was commissioned by Foster+Partners and LM Uriarte Arkitektura to carry out the detailed design and support services
Teknés Innovation S.L, a company specialised in monitoring structures and geotechnical surveying, becomes part of the TYPSA Group. INTEMAC, a subsidiary of the Group dedicated to quality control of projects,
Throughout 2023, the Escazú Water Consortium (CAdE), led by TYPSA, launched several informative initiatives to increase public awareness of the Costa Rica Institute of Aqueducts and Sewers (AyA) RANC-EE Project.
The Enciso dam, in which TYPSA has provided construction engineering support services for the Ebro River Basin Authority, has been awarded the International Milestone RCC Projects award. This award is
Following five years of work, the Boulenouar wind farm, located in the Dajlet Nouadibu region, west of Mauritania, was inaugurated last December. The construction is part of the Mauritanian government´s
The “Santa Rosa Expressway” project is an elevated urban road designed to provide faster and more direct access to the new terminal of the Jorge Chavez International Airport in Lima.
Last December, Madrid Open City (MOC) organised the conference “Madrid and the Future of Urbanism and Sustainable Mobility”, which brought together a prestigious group of professionals from the urban planning
TYPSA has won the tender conducted by the General Directorate of Terrestrial Systems (SG SISTTER) of the National Institute of Aerospace Technology (INTA) to design the Technological Centre for Development
TYPSA led and organised this International Conference which took place on 28th and 29th November at the BTH Hotel in Lima and which welcomed over 230 attendees. Representatives of the
TYPSA was one of the first Spanish engineering firms to obtain the ISO37001 (Anti-Bribery Systems) certificate in 2019. Since then, we have continued to take steps to extend our Integrity
The Stockholm Region, through the designated entity for the extension of the metro, Förvaltning för utbyggd tunnelbana (FUT), has selected TYPSA, to provide construction supervision and coordination, together with expert
The Dakar International Forum on the Rail Project Financing in Africa, held in October 2023, marked a milestone in efforts to boost rail development on the African continent. The Forum,
The Spanish Institution of Civil Engineers organised the Congress on Public Works Heritage and Civil Engineering, last September which was held in the cities of Cuenca, Toledo and Madrid, Spain.
In keeping with tradition, the 11th edition of the “Geotechnical Aspects of Interest in TYPSA” conference took place on 26th October 2023. The event was held in a hybrid format,
TYPSA began its activity in South America at the end of the 70s, with several hydraulic and road projects in Ecuador. Since this first milestone, the company has continued its
TYPSA is pioneer in integrating cutting-edge technologies into its solutions, from the application of advanced simulation models to the implementation of real-time data analytic platforms. In this context, the conventional
Inspired by the previous year´s success, on October 19th, 2023, the conference titled “Sustainable Techniques and Materials in Ports. Part 2” took place at the Escuela de Caminos (School of
The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, through its Tanzanian Railway Corporation (TRC), has launched the construction of the second phase of the Standard International Gauge Railway (SGR) that
The Polytechnic University of Cartagena has been in charge of organising the VII Water Engineering Conference which biannually brings together professionals from the sector, with the presence of both Spanish
