Between 6 and 8 March, in Istanbul, COMSA participated in the fourth edition of Eurasia Rail, the world’s third largest rail conference. The company showcased its more than 120 years of experience in the industry and its high degree of technical specialisation, in an event that brought together more than 300 exhibitors from 25...
The Spanish company COMSA has completed construction of the Batikent-Sinçan line (M3) of the Ankara Metro, with a total length of31.3 kilometresand 11 stations (two underground and the rest above ground). COMSA has been responsible for the civil engineering works, the architecture, the infrastructure and superstructure, and the electrical and mechanical work necessary for...
Gaziantep Town Council (Turkey) has awarded COMSA the construction of the town’s tramway line 3, a project valued at nearly 20 million euros and the company’s fourth contract in the country. The new layout will comprise a total of 6.5 kilometres of double track, with eight stops and three substations. In addition to the...
The city of Bursa (Turkey), through its Burulaş urban transport company, has awarded COMSA the construction of Circular Tramway line 1 in the city, a project valued at 8 million euros, and representing the company’s third contract in the country. The work has an implementation period of one year and includes the construction of...
The Confederation of Employers of Galicia (CEG) organized in Santiago de Compostela, May 15th, a conference on business opportunities in Turkey. Egatel played an active role as a business leader in the Ottoman country. Egatel’s commercial director, José Manuel Mariño, explained the successful case of the renewal of the Turkish analogue television network. The...
The Turkish Ministry of Transport, through the General Directorate of Infrastructures has awarded COMSA with two contracts to extend the Ankara metro, which represent the company’s first projects in the country. The company will complete the construction of two new underground lines in the capital, with a total of 32 kilometers in length and...
