The Valdebebas Urban Development project received final approval in October 2005, with the civil works stage starting in December of that same year. The project consisted of two phases:

This defines the civil works projects to be executed inside the development, with regard to the layout and coordination of all services, such as the drinking water distribution network, sewage lines, water pipelines, power, street lighting, gas and communications. This block mainly includes elements for soil excavation and relocation, paving, landscaping and site furnishings.

All specific projects that connect the interior of the development with the existing service networks, such as road accesses, water service and connection to the municipal water network (Canal Isabel II) , as well as external connections with the municipal power grid and connections with the recycled water network, make up this category. Also included are those projects that work to restore affected services and complementary works such as the burying of high-voltage electric lines and the channeling of the Arroyo de Valdebebas stream.

Upon completion of the major civil works projects within the scheduled timeframe, the finishing phase for the urban development began. Its period of execution is estimated at 18 months and its scope includes paving of sidewalks and roads, installing street lighting, creating parks and gardens, planting trees, etc.

Street lighting and traffic signals
Water distribution
Water supply
High-voltage electricity
Low/Medium-voltage electricity
Gas
Telephone
Drainage
Telephone
Urban development curving