According to the interactive platform "Construction in Central America" complied by the business Intelligence Unit at CentralAmericaData, Colon Container Terminal, S.A. submitted an Environmental Impact Study (EIA) to build a logistic park in Coco Solo, Corregimiento of Cristóbal, district and province of Central America.

The EIA indicates that "for the project called CCT Logistic Park Project a land area is available of 12 Has + 8,250.55 m2. Plans are to build five (5) buildings, each 50 meters wide and 100 meters long, a treatment plant, parking area for vehicles, vans, and trailers, streets, guard house entrance and exit, etc. It will have a place strategically prepared for loading and unloading of trucks, and an area for a truck dock."

The document details that the project "is to implement one of the expansion plans that includes the addition of non-perishable storage areas located along the port and across Randolph Avenue, as well as incorporating more equipment for more efficient handling of container operations."

Estimated investment: $45 million.

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