Asinca celebrated the traditional Copa Nadal (Christmas Cup) before the holidays. The event brought together a wide range of important figures from the association and featured the ex-president of the Generalitat (autonomous government of Catalonia), Artur Mas. This is the first time the event has incorporated formal discussions. Mas spoke about the main challenges currently
Leer más
Read more
At a meeting of The Association of Independent Engineering and Consultancy Companies of Catalonia (ASINCA) in Barcelona, the manager of the Catalan Water Agency (ACA), Jordi Agusti, gave a presentation on ACA’s current financial situation and its economic provisions for the future. Agusti announced that by the end of 2016 ACA’s accumulated debt is expected
Leer más
Read more
From this Wednesday ASINCA will no longer be using its office on Calle Calatrava, in the Catalan capital. From today you can find us at Plaça d’Eguilaz, 8 (mezzanine floor, door 4), Barcelona. We will still be using the same phone number as before (+34) 932 058 766.  
Read more
The head of the Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (a rail service operated by the Catalan government), Enric Ticó participated this morning in a new breakfast conference organised by ASINCA and the Cámara de Contratistas de Obras de Cataluña (Chamber of Works Contractors of Catalonia). The meeting held at Fomento de Trabajo’s (National Labour
Leer más
Read more
On Thursday morning, the Deputy Manager of Barcelona City Council’s Infrastructures and Urban Planning Office, Manuel Valdés, took part in a new breakfast conference run by ASINCA. Fomento de Trabajo’s (National Labour Development) headquarters hosted the event which saw participation from many of ASINCA’s associates. The meeting was presented by ASINCA’s Chairman, Josep Túnica, with
Leer más
Read more
This morning Núria Marín, the Mayoress of L’Hospitalet de Llobregat took part in a corporate breakfast organised by ASINCA and the Cámara de Contratistas de Obras de Cataluña (Chamber of Works Contractors of Catalonia) at Foment del Treball’s offices. Marín laid out the main investment projects for the second largest city in Catalonia. The Mayoress
Leer más
Read more
This week, the Chairman and CEO of the Port of Tarragona, Josep Andreu, attended a corporate breakfast alongside Carlos Segura, Manager of Infrastructure and Conservation at the same port. The breakfast was organised by ASINCA in collaboration with the Cámara de Contratistas de Obras de Cataluña (CCOC, Chamber of Works Contractors of Catalonia). The meeting
Leer más
Read more
This morning ASINCA held an extraordinary general meeting which announced its new board of directors for the next four years. The nominations, presided over by Josep Túnica for Chairman, and Carles Gracia for Vice Chairman will lead the association for the new term. Chairman Josep Túnica announced the objectives for the new board will show the
Leer más
Read more
The Association of Independent Engineering and Consultancy Companies of Catalonia (ASINCA) together with associations in Andalusia, Aragon, Castille and León, and Galicia have managed to convince the four major political parties that public engineering project contracts should be awarded on a quality assessment basis rather than price. The pledge was reached through a debate lead
Leer más
Read more
On Thursday, a pre-election debate was held at the Institute of Spanish Engineering featuring participants from the four major political parties (PP, PSOE, Ciudadanos, and Unidos-Podemos). It was lead by ASINCA Chairman, Josep Túnia. The meeting relied on the involvement of territorial associations from Galicia (AGEINCO), Castille and León (ACALINCO, Aragon (ASINCAR) and Andalusia (ASINCA).
Leer más
Read more