The company initially operated in Catalonia, where it developed its expertise in the construction sector. When it was hired in 1911 to provide sewer cleaning and maintenance services in Barcelona the history of the company changed. At this point FCC became a pioneer in diversification.

The parent company, FCC Group, was born 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 delivers quality services to citizens every day.

2003

• Cemusa awarded contracts in San Antonio (USA) and Belo Horizonte (Brazil).
• Creation of Ámbito, the FCC Group's new industrial waste management area which includes 21 subsidiaries specialising in this field.
• Aqualia absorbs the water subsidiaries.
• Inauguration Metrosur, line 10 of the circular underground train system linking the towns of Alcorcón, Móstoles, Fuenlabarada, Getafe and Leganés with one another and with Madrid.
• FCC Agua y Entorno Urbano, S.A. changes it name to FCC Versia, S.A. This company heads up the following business areas: parking garages, conservation and systems, handling, technical inspection of vehicles, transport, urban furniture and advertising.
• FCC Construcción is awarded Lot 1 of the Pajares Tunnel.
• The General Meeting of Shareholders of Cementos Portland, S.A. agrees to change the name of the company to Cementos Portland Valderrivas, S.A.
• Cementos Portland Valderrivas celebrates the 100th anniversary of its founding in Pamplona where its headquarters are still located.
• FCC completes the construction of the City of Justice in Valencia.

2004

• Ibersuizas and the Peugeot family, new partners of Esther Koplowitz in B-1998.
• The FCC Board of Directors names Rafael Montes as Managing Director.
• FCC chosen to build an underwater tunnel in Mexico.
• FCC becomes the first private company to handle city sanitation services in Buenos Aires.
• FCC builds the new terminal at Barajas airport.
• The R-3 and R5 ring roads and the M-50 dual carriageway in Madrid are opened to traffic.
• The wastewater treatment plant in Baix de Llobregat, the largest in Europe, becomes operational.
• Flightcare wins the first handling license at the Brussels airport.
• FCC completes the O'Donnell Maternity Hospital for the Community of Madrid.
• Construction and operation of a highway in Costa Rica.
• A consortium led by FCC Construcción wins the 35-year contract put out to tender by the Junta de Andalucía for the construction and operation of Lines 1 and 2 of the Málaga underground.
• CEMUSA wins an international tender in Boston, capital of Massachusetts (USA).
• The Barcelona City Council once again chooses FCC to clean and maintain the city's sewer network, services which the company has been rendering uninterruptedly since 1911 and which marked the beginning of the Group's diversification.
• The Sevilla Port Authority awards FCC Construcción the construction of the new accesses to the Sevilla Port.