Ministry of Infrastructure Authorizes Start of Construction Works in Goiás

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Published on 24/07/2020 at 11:35

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Infrastructure Minister Approved Start of Construction Works for the Bridge Over the Araguaia River and the Urban Crossing of Formosa, Goiás

The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Infrastructure, signed the work order to begin the construction of two projects: the bridge over the Araguaia River on BR-080/GO, near the municipality of Luiz Alves, and the Urban Crossing of Formosa on BR-020/GO, in the state of Goiás.

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The work order was signed by the Minister of Infrastructure, Tarcísio Gomes Freitas, during a virtual event this Friday (07/24), with the participation of the Director-General of the National Department of Transport Infrastructure (DNIT), General Santos Filho, Governor Ronaldo Caiado, and lawmakers.

With the investments made in these works, it is expected to achieve road excellence in Goiás and make logistics and transport in the state more effective.

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During this pandemic period, in addition to the works already completed, new projects are being carried out by the government, which have already employed around 2,000 workers.

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