Construction Creates 10,200 Jobs in São Paulo with Road Expansions, New Lanes, Walkways, and Bus Stops on Marginal Roads

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 01/11/2024 at 13:21

Updated on 01/11/2024 at 13:22

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Investments in Road Works in São Paulo Create 10.2 Thousand Jobs, Including Duplication of Roads, New Lanes, Footbridges, and Bus Stops on the Margins.

The Government of the State of São Paulo continued its series of auctions for the concession of Rota Sorocabana. This is the second auction in a series aimed at attracting significant investments to the State, totaling around R$ 20 billion, generating many jobs in São Paulo.

The concession involves a stretch of 460 kilometers of highways in the southwest region of São Paulo and received proposals from four renowned companies in the infrastructure sector.

Rota Sorocabana Project: Investment and Development

The Rota Sorocabana is part of the 1,800 kilometers of highways qualified in the State of São Paulo Investment Partnerships Program (PPI-SP). This program aims to boost road infrastructure through public-private partnerships, promoting improvements that positively impact transportation and the region’s economy.

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Involved Roads and Concession Management

The concession includes rural stretches that are currently under the operation of ViaOeste, such as the Castello Branco highway, and other roads under the responsibility of the Department of Highways of the State of São Paulo (DER-SP).

This concession process, with a duration of 30 years, projects a total investment of R$ 8.8 billion, being the largest among the five auctions promoted by PPI-SP.

The amount of the minimum fixed grant, which is the amount that the future concessionaire must pay to the public authorities, has been set at R$ 597.5 thousand.

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Construction Creates 10,200 Jobs in São Paulo with Road Expansions, New Lanes, Walkways, and Bus Stops on Marginal Roads

Investments in Road Works in São Paulo Create 10.2 Thousand Jobs, Including Duplication of Roads, New Lanes, Footbridges, and Bus Stops on the Margins.

Rota Sorocabana Project: Investment and Development

Involved Roads and Concession Management

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