Vinci Subsidiary Wins German High-Speed Rail Contract
March 22 2018 - 01:40PM
Dow Jones News
By Anthony Shevlin
Vinci SA (DG.FR) said Thursday that its subsidiary Vinci
Construction Terrassement won a contract to build a section of a
new high-speed rail line in Germany.
The French company said the contract, to construct a section
between Stuttgart Airport and the city of Wendlingen, is worth 55
million euros ($67.6 million) and will take 24 months to
complete.
The high-speed rail line will connect the cities of Stuttgart
and Ulm.
Vinci said the contract comes under Stuttgart 21, one of the
biggest work sites currently under way in Germany.
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