Actemium Hired For Modernization and Expansion of Boa Vista and Porto Velho Airports, Boosting Development in Northern Brazil

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 16/06/2023 at 07:00

Updated on 15/06/2023 at 23:45

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The Amazon Airports Concessionaire Began Work on Modernization and Expansion of the Airports in Boa Vista (RR) and Porto Velho (RO). Actemium, in partnership with Teixeira Duarte and Alves Ribeiro S.A of Brazil, will be responsible for the interventions.

The goal is to make operations more efficient and safe, as well as to improve the infrastructure of passenger terminals. The completion of the works is expected in the second half of 2024.

The Boa Vista Airport is located in the region of the triple border between Brazil, Guyana, and Venezuela and serves as an important road access connection for the two neighboring countries. Additionally, it is a significant export point for agricultural products from the state of Roraima. Currently, it is the second-busiest airport in the North Region in terms of passenger numbers.

According to Karen Strougo, CEO of the Amazon Airports Concessionaire, “the new terminal of the Boa Vista Airport will be completely renovated and expanded with five boarding terminals, including an international terminal with shopping and stores. The modern and new structure will make Roraima attract more investors and able to receive international flights. The economic growth of the state is conducive to such a significant investment.”

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Actemium

Actemium is a company focused on the infrastructure sector and will be responsible for the entire scope of electrical, electronic, hydraulic, air conditioning, and air navigation assistance installations at both airports.

The company’s experience in the area of infrastructure works makes it one of the most qualified to handle the challenge of modernizing and expanding the two airports.

The renovation and expansion works of the Boa Vista and Porto Velho airports represent a significant investment in infrastructure for the northern region of the country. As Karen Strougo stated, the modernization of passenger terminals will boost the development of the capitals, improving the experience and helping to increase passenger traffic, bringing a positive impact on the prosperity and social development of Roraima and Rondônia.

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Actemium Hired For Modernization and Expansion of Boa Vista and Porto Velho Airports, Boosting Development in Northern Brazil

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