Ferrovial's consortium wins $8.9 billion I-285 express lanes contract near Atlanta
Ferrovial's consortium was picked by Georgia's transport agency to finance, design, build and run Phase 1 of the I-285 East Express Lanes near Atlanta.
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what happened
Infrastructure group Ferrovial's consortium, Top End Mobility Group, has been chosen by the Georgia Department of Transportation for the first stage of the I-285 East Express Lanes in the Atlanta area. The consortium will handle financing, planning, construction, operation and upkeep of the project, with construction value estimated at roughly $8.9 billion.
Phase 1 covers about 21 miles of new express lanes linking I-285, I-85 and SR 400, corridors that carry heavy traffic. The award also includes an exclusive comprehensive development agreement for the later phases of the project.
why it matters
For Ferrovial, the award extends its U.S. managed-lanes footprint. Full-lifecycle contracts of this type can generate long-term income from maintenance and toll-linked revenue, but returns are hard to judge until investors see financial close terms, the equity and debt structure and the revenue model across all phases.
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