ACS Awarded a $450 Million Contract to Expand a Prison in Australia
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The works contemplate the incorporation of 400 new beds distributed in 200 additional cells
Cimic, a subsidiary of the ACS group, has achieved a contract of 730 million Australian dollars (450 million euros) to expand the capacity of an Australian prison, as reported by the company this Wednesday through a statement. It is the Townsville prison in Queensland. The project, which will take you to ... Continue reading "Cimic (ACS) will expand the capacity of an Australian prison by 450 million"
The Spanish construction company, leader of the public works market in Australia through Cimic, will be responsible for reforming and expanding one of the country’s major prisons. Read
Cimic will be responsible for expanding the capacity of the Townsville Prison after the Queensland Government has selected CBP Contractors, a subsidiary of ACS, chaired by Florentino Pérez. The project includes an amount of €730 million, a figure equivalent to €450 million. Construction work will be carried out in collaboration with Queensland Corrective Services (QCS) and the Department of Housing and Public Works (DHPW). The project seeks to i…
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