DRAGADOS was awarded its first Subway project in Spain in 1944. In 1965, the company began its international push and won its first contract for underground works. Since then, DRAGADOS has been awarded more than 550 underground projects in twenty countries on all five continents.
Today, having constructed more than 940 miles of tunnels, shafts, galleries and stations through all types of geological conditions utilizing state-of-the-art technology, construction methodologies and techniques, we are a worldwide leader in underground construction.
944
miles| Relevant Facts | |
|---|---|
| Road tunnels: | 149 |
| Railway tunnels: | 168 |
| Subway tunnels: | 185 |
| Water tunnels: | 356 |
| Mine & service: | 87 |
| TOTAL miles | 944 |
Most important projects per specialty
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Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement - Seattle, USA
Located in Seattle, Washington, the 1.7 mile tunnel was constructed using a 57 feet diameter TBM; one of the largest EPB boring machines in the world. A single bore, bi-level design accommodates two lanes of traffic per level; each level maintains
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Crossrail C-305 - London, United Kingdom
Crossrail C305 was one of the largest contract in Europe at that time. Four Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) have been used to excavate through London Clay to construction of twin concrete lined tunnels
The available waterways were critica...
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Ottawa LTR - Ottawa, Canada
The new Light Rail Transit (LRT) project consists of 1.6 miles of underground rail and three stations at Lyon West, Parliament East, and Rideau. This concession contract not only includes the design and construction of the project but also mainten
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North West Rail Link Sídney - Sydney, Australia
This Design-Build contract in Sydney consisted of major rail and station works including the excavation of two 10 mile long tunnels, 20 ft in diameter, between the existing Epping Station and the new Bella Vista Station. Fifty-nine cross passages