CSP Spain renews the lease agreement for the Zaragoza Plaza freight terminal

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  The terminal’s renovation reinforces the company’s national intermodal strategy, located in the Aragonese hinterland, one of the country’s main freight loading points.
• The CSP Spain project, which achieved the highest score in the competition, will involve an investment of more than 2 million euros.

Zaragoza, July 5, 2023. CSP Spain has won the tender to renew the lease for the Zaragoza PLAZA rail terminal, surpassing all other bids in both technical and financial terms. This was revealed during the public opening of the bids on Tuesday, July 4th.

The Zaragoza PLAZA terminal is located in a strategic logistics hub and stands out as one of the largest rail terminals in Southern Europe. With an area exceeding 75,000 m², it boasts significant connectivity for the movement of goods within the country. The terminal aims to strengthen the rail corridors linking the ports of Bilbao and Valencia with Zaragoza, as well as with the central and southern regions of the Iberian Peninsula and the rest of Spain.

Over the past 10 years, CSP Spain has handled more than 100,000 TEUs annually at the Zaragoza PLAZA rail terminal and has successfully established valuable routes to Spain’s major ports, including Algeciras, Valencia, Barcelona, ​​and Bilbao. CSP Spain’s management has also facilitated the establishment of regular services between Spain and Portugal, and, most notably in the last year, the connection from Morocco to Zaragoza.

CSP Spain’s project involves an investment of over €2 million to improve the general facilities, including access, upgrades to yard machinery, and improved systems. All of this will enhance the operational efficiency and productivity of the rail terminal, benefiting its customers, shipping lines, transport companies, and customs authorities.

The Zaragoza PLAZA rail terminal boasts a key geostrategic location for rail connections in Spain. Its excellent facilities make it one of the most important rail logistics hubs on the General Interest Rail Network.

CSP Iberian Zaragoza Rail Terminal se estableció en 2013 con el objetivo prioritario de ofrecer los mejores servicios intermodales para este centro logístico. Un proyecto que se ha consagrado gracias al equipo de CSP Spain, así como al apoyo de los inversores privados (CSP Logitren y Syrtrans) y el de las autoridades portuarias de Valencia y Bilbao. Para la compañía, tener la oportunidad de continuar el proyecto en las instalaciones de ADIF ofreciendo la máxima garantía de servicio a todos los clientes y tráficos interesados en esta ubicación de referencia, es la clave de nuestro compromiso con el proyecto integral de CSP Spain.