A Cable Car for Guatemala CityA feasibility study ordered by the Municipality of Guatemala found that it is feasible to install an urban transport cable car system, which will be called AeroMetro.Friday, April 29, 2016
Although there is still no certainty about the final cost, a representative of the Municipality of Guatemala, Carlos Sandoval, told Prensalibre.com that " 'Everything points to it being an investment using public capital from the municipality and money from private companies. A public-private partnership.´" Source: prensalibre.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Are you interested in construction projects in Central America? Receive information about our monthly report including a complete list of all the major and most important construction projects seeking government authorization. Request more information: Need assistance? Contact us
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Guatemala: Details of the Urban Cable CarJune 2017 The air transport system will have 288 gondolas, 10 stations and will have to carry least 5,500 to 6,000 passengers per hour. Guatemala: Urban Cable Car ProjectApril 2017 The Municipality of Guatemala claims to have the permits to use the airspace in streets of the capital and Mixco, and needs an endorsement from the CIV before the route to be used can be decided. Guatemala: Tender for CablecarNovember 2016 It has been announced that in late November the request for proposals document will be published for the award in concession of its construction and operation, and it is estimated that the cost will amount to $180 million. Guatemala: Metro Rail to Cost $770 millionOctober 2016 A feasibility study indicates an estimated cost of $770 million for building a Metro that will loop through 20 kilometers between the North and South of the capital city, a project which will be put out to tender in 2017.
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