Colas, a specialist in road works, announced on Tuesday that it had won, in association with Thai companies, a global contract of around 280 million euros for the extension of Bangkok airport.
"The Thanomwongse company, jointly owned by Colas and its Thai partners, has won a joint venture with the Thai company Nawarat Patanakarn a contract for the construction of runway 3, the extension of taxiway D and the peripheral taxiway of the international airport Suvarnabhumi in Bangkok, "said a press release from this subsidiary of construction giant Bouygues.
"The total amount of the contract is 9.700 million baht (about 280 million euros), of which 52% (about 145 million euros) for Thanomwongse, agent of the group", it is specified.
The work, which aims to increase the capacity of this airport to make it a hub in Southeast Asia, should begin in October and last about 25 months, according to the press release.
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