FCC has been involved in construction since 1900, initially through Fomento de Obras y Construcciones (FOCSA) and, since the mid-1950s, as Construcciones y Contratas, S.A. (CYCSA), although each company operated separately.

The company initially operated in Catalonia, mainly in the construction sector. The contracting in 1911 of cleaning and maintenance services for the Barcelona sewerage system was a milestone in the company's history, establishing it as a pioneer in diversification policy.

The parent company FCC was created in 1992 from the merger of two companies: Construcciones y Contratas (1944) and Fomento de Obras y Construcciones (1900). Since then, we have worked to become a company that provides quality services to citizens every day.

2000

• FCC and Caja Madrid merge their real estate business in the company Realia Business S.A.
• Cementos Portland acquires the American cement group Giant Cement Holding, Inc.
• First urban furniture contracts in Brazil and the Dominican Republic.
• The Company plays a leading role in the construction of the Metrosur underground system which joins the cities of Alcorcón, Móstoles, Fuenlabrada, Getafe and Leganés to each other and to Madrid. The Company has built a total of 7.3 km of the system and 5 stations, in addition to the prolongation of line 10 which will link the Madrid underground with Metrosur.

2001

• Construction of the Museum of Science is completed in Valencia.
• Construction of the 195 km Fredericton-Moncton freeway in New Brunswick (Canada) with 20 junctions.
• Inauguration of the 67,000 square meter national terminal at the Santiago de Chile airport, with 13 fingers, 120 check-in counters and a capacity to handle 12 million passengers a year.
• The new bridge over the Ozama River is Santo Domingo is opened to traffic. It is 642 meters long with a central span of 180 meters and 32 meters wide.
• Commencement of urban furniture activities in Italy with contracts in Genoa and Parma for the installation of 2,700 advertising supports.
• First international contract for on-street parking contract in Casablanca (Morocco).
• The FCC acquires 100% of the passenger transport company Automóviles Portillo, S.A., headquartered in Málaga.

2002

• Esther Koplowitz chooses Vivendi Environnement as an FCC strategic partner.
• FCC and Pórtland Valderrivas merge.
• FCC creates Flightcare to consolidate its presence in the handling sector.
• Cemusa is awarded urban furniture contracts in Miami, Río de Janeiro and Brasilia.
• FCC is awarded its first airport handling license for the Brussels airport.
• FCC wins a city sanitation contract for Cairo.
• Inauguration of the Oceanographic Museum in Valencia.
• FCC renews a sewer system maintenance agreement in Barcelona dating back to 1911.