Colombia picks Conconcreto companies for Bogotá-Girardot P3 deal

Colombia has awarded the tender for the Bogotá-Girardot public-private partnership highway expansion, involving 145km of third lanes. The national infrastructure agency (ANI) announced the winner as a consortium of units of Colombia's Conconcreto group for US$545 million. The consortia consists of Estructura Plural Vías a Girardot, made up of Industrial Conconcreto (30%) and Constructora Conconcreto (70%). The winning group beat out four other consortia, according to ANI, to building the first six-lan
August 16, 2016 Read time: 1 min
Colombia has awarded the tender for the Bogotá-Girardot public-private partnership highway expansion, involving 145km of third lanes.

The national infrastructure agency (ANI) announced the winner as a consortium of units of Colombia's Conconcreto group for US$545 million. The consortia consists of Estructura Plural Vías a Girardot, made up of Industrial Conconcreto (30%) and Constructora Conconcreto (70%).

The winning group beat out four other consortia, according to ANI, to building the first six-lane highway in Colombia.
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