Port Construction in Bahia Has Authorized Works and Is Expected to Generate 400 Jobs at Project Peak

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Published on 24/07/2020 at 15:17

Projeto de construção do Porto Sul na Bahia

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Initial Works for the Construction of Porto Sul, in Ilhéus, Bahia, Are Authorized and Promises to Generate Many Jobs in the Region

Good news for Bahia! Last week, the company Bahia Mineração (BAMIN) signed a service order to begin the construction works of Porto Sul, in the municipality of Ilhéus. The total investment is approximately R$ 188 million, and the contracted contractor is expected to start mobilizing jobs in the region.

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The initial works correspond to the construction of roads, installation of signage, bridges, implementation of electrical and water networks, among others, and will enable the development phase of the project structure.

“For us at BAMIN, the beginning of this first phase of the project demonstrates our confidence in Porto Sul, as well as in the economic recovery of the regions in which we operate. It is an effort that highlights our commitment to actively participate and contribute to this recovery,” informed the financial director and Institutional Relations of Bahia Mineração, Alexandre Aigner.

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Port Construction in Bahia Has Authorized Works and Is Expected to Generate 400 Jobs at Project Peak

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