Spain

OFITECO was first established in Spain in 1971, mainly focused on Dam Safety services.

Currently, OFITECO has five offices in Spain: Alcobendas-Madrid (main offices), Valencia, Zaragoza, Valladolid and Peligros-Granada.

News

ISO 19650-1/2. INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING BIM

May 21, 2024

ISO 19650-1/2. INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING BIM

The General Directorate of Roads has put into service the Torreperogil - Villacarrillo section of the A-32 Linares-Albacete Dual Carriageway, in which OFITECO has carried out the control and surveillance works.

October 03, 2022

The General Directorate of Roads has put into service the Torreperogil - Villacarrillo section of the A-32 Linares-Albacete Dual Carriageway, in which OFITECO has carried out the control and surveillance works.

OFITECO'S participation in the Conference on Dams and Integrated Water Resource Management

June 30, 2022

OFITECO'S participation in the Conference on Dams and Integrated Water Resource Management

Relevant Projects

Design and creation of a management and analysis system of hydrological information from the ROEA (Official Network of Gauging Stations), (Spain)
Design and creation of a management and analysis system of hydrological information from the ROEA (Official Network of Gauging Stations), (Spain)
Automatic control systems using fibre-optic sensors of Deza and Anzo 2 viaducts in the North- Northwest High Speed Corridor. Subsection: Lalin (Anzo) - Silleda (Carboeiro), (Spain)
Automatic control systems using fibre-optic sensors of Deza and Anzo 2 viaducts in the North- Northwest High Speed Corridor. Subsection: Lalin (Anzo) - Silleda (Carboeiro), (Spain)
Load testing and bridges inspections of high-speed rail Madrid - Galicia. Section: Silleda (Carboeiro) - Santiago (Spain)
Load testing and bridges inspections of high-speed rail Madrid - Galicia. Section: Silleda (Carboeiro) - Santiago (Spain)
Expansion of the Madrid Metro 2003-2007. Extension of Line 7 and construction of Metro Este, from Las Musas to Coslada and San Fernando de Henares (Spain)
Expansion of the Madrid Metro 2003-2007. Extension of Line 7 and construction of Metro Este, from Las Musas to Coslada and San Fernando de Henares (Spain)