Railway Projects in GuatemalaA public-private partnership to build and operate an urban passenger train and a railway terminal was announced for 2014.Friday, November 1, 2013
The announcement was made by the director of the National Alliance for the Development of Economic Infrastructure (ANADIE), Julio Héctor Estrada, who added that in the long-term they are looking at extending the route from Tecún to Puerto Quetzal. Source: prensalibre.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?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. Public-Private Partnerships Moving SlowlyAugust 2015 Out of a portfolio of seven infrastructure projects estimated at $1.3 billion and which are essential to the economic development of Guatemala, only one is just beginning to see the light. Guatemala: Public-Private Partnerships Not Taking RootNovember 2014 Two investment projects totaling $200 million are mired in the bureaucratic processes required to start up this type of business model for the first time in Guatemala. Tender Announced For New Airport in GuatemalaMay 2013 Plans for the construction of the airport of Puerto de San José, Escuintla, are ready, and a partnership with the private sector is being sought to provide the finance of $140 million required for the project.
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