Sorigué’s Conservation team moderated the “Leadership in innovation and digitalisation in public administration” panel discussion. 

Sorigué was at the technical conference on innovation and digitalisation in road maintenance hosted by the Association for Infrastructure Conservation and Operation (ACEX) and the Regional Government of Castilla y León on 29 May in Valladolid. 
 
The purpose of the conference was to share with public authorities and industry professionals the latest digital innovations which are being rolled out in road maintenance and upkeep. 

The group’s Conservation team took part in one of the sessions. Anna Leal, Head of Road Maintenance (COEX) at Sorigué, moderated the “Leadership in innovation and digitalisation in public administration” panel discussion at which public authorities outlined their strategic innovation and digitalisation plans and presented their work streams for making headway in digital transformation. 

The meeting was held in the auditorium of the Regional Ministry of Mobility and Digital Transformation and opened by the Regional Minister María González Corral. In her speech, the Minister underscored the importance of applying new technologies to road assets to ramp up the safety and sustainability of these infrastructures. 
 
Other industry leaders at the event included Serveo, Becsa, Construcciones y Obras Llorente, Alvac, Innovía, Sacyr Conservación, Grupo Elsamex and Acciona. 

Leaders in conservation 
 
Sorigué has been a specialist in end-to-end infrastructure conservation for more than two decades and stands out for its innovative approach and commitment to sustainability. 

It draws on state-of-the-art technologies and efficient processes coupled with its teams of highly qualified professionals and specific equipment to deliver optimal upkeep of roads, motorways and railway and airport infrastructures. 
 
Sorigué’s projects include conservation and operation of the A-2 motorway from Lleida to Barcelona, upkeep of a sector of the Aragon Regional Network, road maintenance in Soria province and road conservation in the southern area of Malaga and the eastern area of Cordoba. 
 

About Acex 
 
Founded in 1995, the Association for Infrastructure Conservation and Operation (ACEX) was set up with the purpose of enabling efficient and sustainable infrastructure upkeep to lay the foundations for Spain’s economic and social development.  
 
The association currently has around thirty member companies, including the Sorigué group, and champions key values including professionalism, quality of service, harnessing technology in conservation and safety at work and on the roads.