Aldesa has been selected to carry out a major road infrastructure project in the state of Tlaxcala, Mexico, as part of the Federal Government’s Road Connectivity Plan.
The contract, driven by the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (SICT), includes the construction of a new bypass that will connect the municipalities of Chiautempan, Zacatelco, and Teolocholco. This road will facilitate transit between the central and southern areas of the state, alleviating local traffic congestion and significantly reducing travel times.
Although the total investment announced by the authorities exceeds 1.1 billion Mexican pesos, this figure covers not only the civil works but also other aspects such as supervision, right-of-way management, and expropriations. Aldesa’s contract is expected to be completed by December 2026.
This new project strengthens Aldesa’s position and its global presence as a key player in infrastructure development in Mexico, where the company has a solid track record in transportation, construction, and concessions.
Aldesa in Mexico
Grupo Aldesa has been present in Mexico for over 15 years, developing landmark projects in sectors such as transportation, energy, construction, and urban infrastructure. This new leadership marks a strong step toward a new phase of expansion and strategic collaboration in the country.
Among other projects, Aldesa has participated in over 170 works in Mexico, including the Poniente Emissary Tunnel II (TEP II), the Arriaga–Ocozocoautla Southeast Highway, the tunnels of the Durango–Mazatlán Highway, lines and substations in the Riviera Maya and Veracruz, the integrated development of wind and photovoltaic parks, as well as airport, industrial, corporate, and residential buildings throughout much of Mexican territory.
