The Ministry of Transportation and Public Works (MTOP) has completed 75% of the construction works related to the highway connecting Quinindé to Las Golondrinas in Ecuador.
The 33.8 km long highway provides a connection between the provinces of Esmeraldas and Imbabura. The highway is being improved with an investment of US$41 million. Currently, the works related to the placement of sewers and replacement of poor-quality soil and asphalt pavement are in progress. Once complete, it will improve service levels and road safety, boost the local economy as well as benefit more than 1 million users.
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June 08, 2022
YILPORT to invest USD1.9 million in asphalt paving of Puerto Bolivar port PPP project
Yilport has announced its plans to invest US$1.9 million in asphalt paving in patio No.7 of the Puerto Bolívar Maritime Terminal in Ecuador. The asphalt paving will be done over...
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May 30, 2022
Guayaquil Port mobilizes more than 13 million TEUs
The Ecuador Ministry of Transport and Public Works has announced that the Container and Multipurpose Terminal of Guayaquil in Ecuador has reached 13 million TEU since starting operation in 2007....
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May 11, 2022
Four teams shortlisted for USD386 million transmission system PPP project in Ecuador
The Ministry of energy and non-renewable natural resources in Ecuador has shortlisted four bidding teams for its Nororiental transmission system concession.
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May 09, 2022
Ecuador starts concession process for Loja to Catamayo highway PPP project
The Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in Ecuador has started the concession process for the expansion of Loja - Catamayo highway. The 32.35 kilometer long corridor is part of the Zamora &nda...
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April 19, 2022
Construction works begin for Santo Domingo to Buena Fe highway PPP project
The Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in Ecuador has announced that Santo Domingo Soncessionaire (COSAD25) has started construction works for the Santo Domingo to Buena Fe highway conce...
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