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Rail is one of the most dynamic subsectors of shipping and transport, due to government's effort to invest in work aimed at improving speed, doubling lines and renovating and improving existing infrastructure, especially on high-speed lines and big cities' metropolitan and local railway lines.
All throughout its history FCC Construcción has done a great number of railway jobs, in infrastructure as well as superstructure, in every mode there is, from high-speed railways to underground lines and the new trams, including maintenance and renovation of existing lines and the construction of new stations as big city terminals.
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Special lines
- Rack train up Montserrat
- Railway infrastructure, San Gothard tunnel. Switzerland
Metropolitan railways
Madrid
- Extension of line 10 of Metro de Madrid to Metrosur (3.1 km)
- Metrosur (sections II and III: 5.6 km)
- Parla Tram, 8.5 km
- Metro Barajas-T4, line 8
- Metro Legazpi-Villaverde, line 3
- Puerta del Sol local train station
- Line 2 of the Madrid underground system (Las Rosas)
Barcelona
- Line 9, section 4, Bon Pastor to Can Zam and university zone to Sagrera
- Line 5, Horta-Vall d'Hebron section
- Line 2, Clot-La Pau section
Lisbon
- Lisbon metropolitan railway. Section: Alameda-Expo
Grecia
- Athens metropolitan railway
India
- New Delhi metro
Singapur
- Singapur city metropolitan railway
Panamá
• Line 1 of the Panama City underground system
Tramway
- Parla tramway (Madrid)
- Murcia tramway
- L2 Alicante-Altea tramway
- L 1 Zaragoza tramway
High-speed railway
- Madrid-Seville, section: Ciudad Real-Brazatortas (43 km)
- Madrid-Barcelona-French border: subsections IX and X of the Gajamejos-Calatayud section
- Madrid-Valladolid: railway accesses to northwest Spain, Orense-Lalín section, Amoeiro-Carballiño subsection
- Laying of rail from Madrid to Miraflores de la Sierra.
- Madrid-Levante: Siete Aguas-Buñol, Villena-Sax and Alquerías-Cartagena sections
- Atlantic Axis high speed railway, section between Vigo and Maceiras
