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Some of Latin America’s biggest builders of public infrastructure projects have had a hard time getting back into the game after corruption scandals and financial difficulties, while others are now pushing ahead with new projects, in some cases after deep restructuring. Corruption continues to be an obstacle to development that undermines investor confidence and, together with economic challenges, has left a number of countries with trouble in advancing infrastructure programs. Here, we outline the plans and financials of 13 major operators and provide a reference as to their projects in the region. More
A new bridge across the Marginal Tietê expressway will link Pirituba and Lapa neighborhoods - and is paid for with traffic fines the city collects. More
Bridge Projects
- Torobayo-Las Mulatas road connection (Subfluvial Tunnel)
- Pacífico highway 1
- Conexión Norte highway
- Central railway
- Completion of the Cordillera Central Pass - Tolima section 1
- Completion of the Cordillera Central Pass - Quindío section
- Fourth bridge over Panama Canal
- San Gil bypass (Santander)
- Improvement and rehabilitation of National Route Nº 160, Playa Naranjo-Paquera section
- Andean road upgrade
Bridge Companies
- Vialidad Nacional
- Instituto de Investigaciones en Servicios Públicos e Infraestructura
- Millenium Challenge Corporation
- Viceministerio de Inversión Pública y Financiamiento Externo ( VIPFE )
- Redram Construtora de Obras Ltda.
- CR Almeida S.A. Engenharia de Obras
- Carioca Christiani-Nielsen Engenharia S.A.
- Mota-Engil Perú S.A
- Inversiones Murcia S. A.
- China Communications Construction Company Limited (International)
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