Ferrovial stock gains attention after major Texas water award

Ferrovial announced on November 5 that its US subsidiary Webber had won a 537.9 million US dollar contract to deliver the Mary’s Creek Water Reclamation Facility in Fort Worth, Texas. The company said in its press release that the award is its largest US water infrastructure project to date.

The greenfield facility will process 10 million gallons of water per day once operational and expand wastewater treatment capacity in western Fort Worth. Ferrovial said the plant will also provide reclaimed water for future industrial and irrigation use, creating infrastructure for a fast-growing region.

Project scope and construction schedule

Webber will build equalization and peak-flow storage basins, preliminary treatment facilities, bioreactors, advanced wastewater treatment systems, solids handling systems and odor-control facilities. The project also includes electrical, instrumentation and control systems.

The facility will use advanced nutrient removal and membrane bioreactor technology. Construction is scheduled to begin in November 2026, with completion expected by summer 2030. Ignacio Gaston, CEO of Ferrovial Construction, said the project should strengthen long-term water reliability and support growth in Texas.

For investors, the contract adds another US infrastructure award to Ferrovial’s construction pipeline. Its relevance will depend on execution, timing of work and the conversion of the award into revenue and cash generation; the announcement itself does not provide a change to group guidance or profitability targets.

Ferrovial project facts

• Company: Ferrovial SE
• ISIN: NL0015001FS8
• Project: Mary’s Creek Water Reclamation Facility
• Location: Fort Worth, Texas
• Construction: Webber
• Schedule: November 2026 to summer 2030

Investors can follow current market reports for the broader market environment.

More news and analyses on Ferrovial stock will follow as the project advances and further company guidance becomes available.