CGS is an independent and multidisciplinary Spanish engineering Company specializing in the areas of water, environment and exploration, and energy.
The company has more than 100 employees.
Founded in 1965, the Company is currently classified to drill boreholes and carry out piling work and injections jobs.
The Company carries out studies and projects; drafts reports; provides technical assistance, work on and integrated management of projects related to hydraulic resources; the environment, geology and mining resources and geotechnics.
Also, the Company drills wells for the control and protection of aquifers, the research and collection of groundwater, environmental control and remediation, mining and geotechnics. The Company also carries out subsoil prospecting with the most advanced geophysical methods.
The Company is also fully involved in renewable energies and sustainable growth and is one of the pioneers in Spain in the performance of geothermal work and C02 collection.
CGS’s headquarters are in Madrid. In addition, it has local offices in Seville, Ciudad Real, Huelva and Badajoz and a machinery warehouse in the province of Madrid (Tielmes).
The Company has performed projects in Africa (Morocco, Mali, Mauritania, Guinea-Bissau, Nigeria, Angola, Equatorial Guinea and Senegal), America (the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Argentina) and Europe (France and Portugal), in both the public and private sector.
The Company is classified as an Integrated Management System by AENOR which includes environmental management (certified under the ISO 14001 standard) and quality management (according to the ISO 9001 standard).
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