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What is the contract value of Third Millennium Bridge?

The Third Millennium Bridge (Puente del Tercer Milenio) is a 270 m concrete arch bridge over the Ebro in Zaragoza, Spain, designed by the engineer Juan José Arenas de Pablo, with an arch span of 216 m and a 43 m wide deck, the largest suspended-deck concrete arch bridge in the world. Built by Dragados as the main access to the Expo 2008 site and part of the Third Ring Road, it was due to be finished in March 2007 but was inaugurated on 7 June 2008. Aragón Digital reported in March 2006 a budget of EUR 22.9 million awarded to Dragados, and the Spanish Wikipedia gives EUR 22,868,479; no final cost was found.

Contract value

€22.8685 million

Approximately $28.71 million

Cost basis: 2006

Puente del Tercer Milenio desde el hotel Hiberus, Zaragoza
edu1975CC BY 3.0

Cost evidence

Basis of the published figure

Contract value2006
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Key dimensions

Total lengtharagondigital.es
270 m
Main spanaragondigital.es
216 m

Project record

Timeline

  1. 2005

    Construction started

    aragondigital.es
  2. 2007

    Planned completion

    Aragón Digital
  3. 7 June 2008

    Opened or launched

    aragondigital.es

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