The five bids were below the reference price of $22 million. The business groups who submitted bids to oversee the construction of the multi million dollar terminal /0} had prices which varied by no more than $2000.

Prensa.com reports that "the consortium Sener / Inelectra (Spain and Venezuela), The Louis Berger Group (USA) and Prointec (Spain) bid $19 million 800 thousand".

Meanwhile, the consortium of ADPI, Ayesa and CSA Group, represented by companies from France, Spain and the U.S., respectively, offered $19,802,219. In addition, the group headed by Ineco and SGS Tecnos, both of Spanish origin, bid $19,800,000 and 10 cents.

Whoever wins the tender will have to oversee a $6.794 billion piece of work.

Source: Prensa.com

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