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Apopa Bypass Project, Financed by the World Bank, Enters the Bidding Phase - La Noticia Sv
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El Salvador’s $Multimillion Apopa Bypass to Connect Troncal del Norte and Pan-American Highway.
El Salvador is moving forward with a major highway project aimed at easing traffic congestion and strengthening national connectivity: the new Apopa bypass. The project will link the Troncal del Norte with the Pan-American Highway, offering a faster alternative for drivers traveling toward Chalatenango and northern regions of the country. “El proceso de licitación del bypass de Apopa es financiado por el @BancoMundial, incluyendo los derechos d…
The project contemplates four lanes and the construction of 12 bridges, one of them stretched, and seeks to reduce the vehicle load in the Troncal del Norte. EL SALVADOR.- The Minister of Public Works, Romeo Herrera, announced this Wednesday that the tender process for the construction of the Apopa bypass will be published in February, one of the largest infrastructure works that will be executed in the northern area of the San Salvador Metropol…
The Minister of Public Works, Romeo Herrera, reported that the Apopa bypass will be one of the largest infrastructure projects that will be developed in the country. The work will connect the Troncal del Norte road with the Pan American road and contemplates the construction of 12 bridges, including one stretched that will be the longest in El Salvador. In addition, the new road will have four lanes. Currently, about 50,000 vehicles circulate da…
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