13 mil vagas de emprego no RJ para suprir investimentos de R$ 16 bi em obras rodoviárias e ferroviárias

13 Thousand Job Openings in RJ to Support R$ 16 Billion in Rail and Road Investments

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/02/2020 at 23:56

13 mil vagas de emprego no RJ com investimentos de R$ 16 bi em concessão rodoviária e ferroviária

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About 16 Billion Reais in Investments in Road and Rail Concession Will Generate More Than 13 Thousand Jobs Only in Rio de Janeiro

Good news for RJ, as reported in the video below, more than 13 thousand direct jobs will be created in the state of Rio with the planned investments of 16 billion reais in road and rail concession. The railway operated by Vale will be connected to the Açu port and will have a route through Comperj

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The 1st Auction of the Year Held by the Federal Government Will Take Place on February 21!

The Ministry of Infrastructure Will Auction the Southern Stretch of BR-101/SC and the Winning Company Must Invest About R$ 7 Billion.

In total, 220 kilometers will be granted between the municipalities of Paulo Lopes/SC and São João do Sul/SC – the border of the state with Rio Grande do Sul. The winner of the auction will have the right to manage the highway for 30 years.

A new feature of this new round of concessions is the provision, in the notice, of the obligation to build Rest and Stopping Points (PPD) for truck drivers along the auctioned stretch of the highway, which includes 17 municipalities in Santa Catarina.

The notice also provides for a maximum toll fee of R$ 5.19 for the 220 km stretch. With the concession, nearly 4 thousand job vacancies will be generated, with an expected return of R$ 645 million to these municipalities through the collection of the Service Tax/ISS.

Among the benefits generated from the BR auction are the reduction of operational costs, travel time, and number of accidents. Safer, the highway will feature 98 km of additional lanes and 100% of the stretch monitored by cameras.

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