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Portuguesa Mota-Engil Takes Concession of the Santos-Varujá Tunnel - Global Happenings
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The auction's judging criteria selected the proposal that offered the highest discount on the maximum public consideration, set at R$438.3 million per year. The post Santos-Guarujá Tunnel: Portuguese Group Wins Auction appeared first on Monitor Mercantil.
The Portuguese builder defeated the Spanish Action in the construction or concession or of t in the spring that will connect Santos and Guarouj , in the Brazilian state of S or Paulo, an investment estimated at 1.1 billion euros.
Portuguesa Mota-Engil takes concession of the Santos-varujá tunnel - Global Happenings
The Portuguese Mota-Engil was the winner of the Santos-Guarujá tunnel concession, in auction held on Friday afternoon (5), in B3. The company, which represented by Galapagos, offered a 0.5% discount on the annual public consideration of R $ 438 million. Continues after advertising Continues after advertising It will be responsible for the construction, operation and maintenance of the infrastructure for the next 30 years. As a counterpart, you w…
The seller of the law or of the t in between Santos and Guarugj , the Portuguese company Mota-Engil re no more than 200 infrastructure projects in its lio port, in sectors such as river airport, river rail and river port. Read more (09/05/2025
The only other competitor, Spanish company Acciona, offered zero discount
The Mota-Engil Latam Portugal won this Saturday (5) the release of the leión de tunel immerso Santos-Guaruža, with a discount proposal of 0.50%. The other proponent, who was defeated, was the Action Concesion, which offered a discount of 0%. The summit was held at the headquarters of B3, in São Paulo, and counted with the participation of the Governor of the State of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans), and ministers Fernando Haddad (Fa…
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