ICA Fluor Daniel will provide construction and electro-mechanical installation on the project to be built in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, Mexico. The new facility will add 1.25-million tons to the existing cement plant's production capacity.

"This project has been developed under a new concept within the industry, which is a win-win teamwork concept," says Jorge Borja, ICA Fluor Daniel's general director.

Basic and detail engineering on the project will be provided by Holderbank Canada and Apasco Mexico. FL Smith of Denmark will provide specialized equipment, and ICA Fluor Daniel will also provide detail engineering.

Apasco is the second largest producer of cement and ready-mixed concrete in Mexico. The company is majority-owned by Holderbank, the world's largest cement supplier. ICA Fluor Daniel is jointly owned by Empresas ICA and Fluor Corp.'s Fluor Daniel enterprise. Empresas ICA is Mexico's largest engineering, procurement and construction company.

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