Proposals presented in Panama in the tender for the renovation of streets in the townships of Caimitillo, Ernesto Córdoba, Las Cumbres, Alcalde Díaz and Chilibre range from $27.7 million to $30.6 million.
The works consist of the Renovation of Streets in the District of Panama, Districts of: Mayor Diaz, Caimitillo, Chilibre, Ernesto Cordoba Campos and Las Cumbres, in the Province of Panama, where the Tenderers must consider the conditions in which the existing road is, and the obligation that the Proposals are compatible in such a manner as to allow its effective and efficient execution.
In Panama, FCC Construcción and Operadora Cicsa will be in charge of the expansion works to six lanes of the Las Playas Corridor, on the Santa Cruz - San Carlos section.
In 45 days the construction of the new bridge over the River Virilla, in Costa Rica, is scheduled to start, after having been awarded to the consortium consisting of MECO and Puentes y Calzadas.
Authorities at the Ministry of Public Works and Transport explained to Nacion.com that "... They received a notification from the Office of the Comptroller General of the Republic (CGR) in which they were informed that the appeals lodged by several companies interested in the work were declared without merit."
In Panama, a contract has been awarded to Constructora MECO for the design and construction of 80 kilometers of streets and roads in the district of David, province of Chiriqui.
The companies that took part in the tender for the renovation of road sections were Constructora MECO, Sacyr Construction, China Railway International Group, Bagatrac S.A., Ininco, S.A., Conalvias Construcciones S.A.S., Constructora Urbana and Construcciones Civiles y Concretos de Panamá S.A., with offers of $48 million, $49 million, $24 million, $25 million, $54 million, $53 million and $26 million respectively.
Between $19.9 million and $20.7 million is the range of proposals presented by the construction companies Meco, Conansa and Cusa, in the tender to design and build a stretch of road in Western Panama.
The company Concreto Asfáltico Nacional (Conansa) proposed a price of $20,653,851. For its part Constructora Urbana (Cusa) offered $19,986,710.Meanwhile, the company Constructora Meco proposed the price of $20,755,438.85.
A contract has been awarded to Constructora MECO for the design, construction and maintenance of works for the renovation of the Transístmica highway, section Plaza Agora - San Isidro Station.
The companies that took part in the tender for therenovation of a stretch of approximately 10 kilometerswere Constructora MECO, Sacyr Construcción, Constructora Urbana and Conalvias Construcciones, with offers of $88 million, $86 million, $87 million and $90 million, respectively.
MECO, Constructora Urbana and Bagatrac are three of the companies that submitted their proposals in the tender to build 80 kilometers of roads in Chiriqui, Panama.
Also taking part in the tender with a reference value of $49 million, are the consortiums Caminos de David (ININCO S.A. and Construcciones Civiles and Concretos de Panamá S.A.), Vias y Puentes del Istmo (Empresa Constructora CUMO and China Railway International Group Panama) and Calles de David (CENTRAL MIX S.A. and Conalvías Construcciones S.A.S. Panama branch).
In the tender to expand a 36-kilometer stretch of road in Panama to six lanes, the consortium formed by FCC Construcción and Operadora CICSA submitted an offer for $543 million, while MECO and Constructora Urbana, offered $624 million.
China Communications Construction Company, LTD also participated in the tender "Extension to six lanes - Corredor de las Playas - Section 1: La Chorrera - Santa Cruz", but its proposal was disqualified for not meeting the minimum required score.
There is still no certainty as to when construction of the dock will resume, rather than being ready by the middle of this year, it will be delayed until at least January 2018.
Initial plans were that Recope's oil dock, which will allow larger vessels to dock, would be ready by the middle of this year, but it is now estimated that it could be completed in early January next year, due to problems that arose during the construction process, which is being run by the consortium ICA-MECO.
In Panama a contract has been endorsed with the construction company MECO to renovate a stretch of ten kilometers of the Transístmica highway to integrate the public transport system with the Metro.
The tender documents indicate that the project consists of a length of approximately 10 kilometers, whose studies and designs start at the intersection with Ave. De La Paz and end at the entrance to Villa Zaíta, while the works to be executed comprise the section that starts at Plaza Ágora and ends at the San Isidro Metro Station.
Financial problems of the Mexican company ICA, member of the consortium in charge of building the dock in Costa Rica, could be part of the reasons behind the stoppage of work on the project.
The proposed construction of an oil dock for Recope wasawarded to the consortium made up of MECO and the Mexican construction firm ICA, which since 2012 has been developing the works. The project is now 96% complete, and according to the president of Recope, Sara Salazar, the problem of non-payment, which may have led workers to stop construction, has now been resolved and work will resume in the coming days .
The consortium made up of the Costa Rican MECO and the spanish company Acciona Infraestructuras will be extending a 10 kilometer stretch of road to eight lanes and building five interchanges on the Panamerican highway in Panama.
The economic proposal presented in thetenderby the winning consortium, Loma Cova, amounted to $335.5 million, higher than the bids of the other two participants in the process, CSEC-Conalvías, whose bid was $269.7 million and Astaldi -MCM, which bid $322.7 million.
Constructora Meco won the contract to build a taxiway connecting the two terminals at Tocumen International Airport in Panama.
The work involves the design and construction of the street S4 and the extension of Street L1 in the International Airport in Panama City. The Costa Rican construction firm Meco won the contract with an economic proposal of $12.8 million, lower than all of the bids submitted by the other four participants in the tender. Data from the Government Procurement System at CentralAmericaData shows that Pavimentos Colombia S.A.S submitted a bid of $13.9 million, Constructora Urbana S.A., $14.4 million, Transeq S.A., $13.6 million and LABISA International Group S.A., $13.2 million.
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