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Duplication Of Important Highway (BR) With Investment Of R$ 213.8 Million Promises To Transform Road Infrastructure And Generate New Jobs!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 19/11/2024 at 20:37

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Investment of R$ 213.8 Million Promises to Transform Road Infrastructure and Improve Mobility in the Paraná Region!

The long-awaited highway duplication on the Paraná Coast is about to become a reality. The PR-412, which connects Matinhos to Pontal do Paraná, will be modernized with concrete lanes, promising durability and safety. Recently, the bidding session revealed AM2 Brasil Engenharia Ltda. as the top-rated bidder, with a proposal of R$ 213.8 million to carry out the work. Now, the company needs to submit the necessary documents for review by the Paraná State Department of Highways (DER/PR).

Road Transformation and Benefits for the Community

The duplication work will cover 14.28 kilometers, starting near the bridge over the Matinhos Canal and extending to PR-407, at Praia de Leste. The project includes a central lane in rigid concrete pavement, marginal lanes in asphalt, as well as new bridges and a viaduct. As a result, the current structure will be widened and modernized, providing a safer and more efficient route for drivers. The inclusion of sidewalks and bike lanes aims to meet the needs of pedestrians and cyclists, promoting more sustainable mobility.

Modern and Sustainable Infrastructure

The project also includes a new lighting network, which will be installed on the central and marginal lanes, in the viaducts, and near the bridges. The drainage system will be positioned under the marginal lanes, minimizing interference and ensuring efficiency in rainwater drainage. With an execution period of 1,080 days, the duplication promises to revolutionize the road infrastructure of the region, according to the website bemparaná.

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New Opportunities and Regional Growth

In addition to the duplication between Matinhos and Pontal do Paraná, the DER/PR plans improvements on the section of PR-412 between Guaratuba and the border with Santa Catarina. The proposal opening for this work is scheduled for January 24, and the project includes the construction of a new parallel asphalt lane to the existing one, which will also be widened and restored. With a length of 12.81 kilometers, this initiative reinforces the commitment to development and connectivity of the Paraná Coast.

The modernization of PR-412 represents a significant advance for the regional infrastructure, improving mobility and boosting economic growth. Stay tuned for the next steps and follow how these works will transform the reality of the Paraná coast!

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Duplication Of Important Highway (BR) With Investment Of R$ 213.8 Million Promises To Transform Road Infrastructure And Generate New Jobs!

Investment of R$ 213.8 Million Promises to Transform Road Infrastructure and Improve Mobility in the Paraná Region!

Road Transformation and Benefits for the Community

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