españolConcession or no concessionThursday, August 7, 2008 All financial analysis on the administration of the La Union Port point to one unmistakable result: the most profitable option is to grant a concession to a private company. The construction of the La Union Port will be completed on November 30, 2008. However, the project, considered as strategic to the economic development of El Salvador, may not be ready to function because lawmakers, who have to debate and approve the law that will allow the administration of its services to be put to concession, are still not ready to make a decision. Panama Adds More Areas to Mining Concessions RegimeMonday, April 18, 2011 The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has added two areas for a total 586 hectares to the mining concessions regime. As published in the government newspaper ("Gaceta") number 26762, one is located in the municipality of San Martín, district of Panama, and measures 282 hectares, while the other is located in the municipality of El Progreso, district of Barú, and spans 304 hectares. El Salvador: Preliminary agreement for Port concessionWednesday, August 27, 2008 Although it is not definitive, it seems that the various sectors have agreed that the La Union Port will be granted in concession to an international operator. This was expressed by spokespersons for the presidential commission set up to analyze the concession of the Acajutla and the La Union ports. Costa Rica sets Limon concessions for JanuaryFriday, December 19, 2008 The Government will decide whether to offer two or three bids for the port concessions in Limon in January, after a meeting with operators interested in participating in the process. This was announced by the minister of Institutional Coordination, Marco Vargas, who confirmed that the Government wanted to have the meeting in December but had to cancel due to the unavailability of seats on flights at this time of the year. So now they expect to hold the meeting in January, and will publish the bids three week later. City of Guatemala award $25 million contractTuesday, December 2, 2008 Alternet Systems, Inc. announces $25 million contract with the Municipality of the City of Guatemala to provide mass transportation technology services. Alternet Systems, Inc. today announced that Transtech de Guatemala, S.A., a regional subsidiary of the Company's joint venture with Tianjin IC Card Public Network Systems Co. LTD (TCPS), has signed a $25 million contract with the Municipality of the City of Guatemala for the operation and management of a bus prepaid fare collection system, user information systems, fleet management systems and security systems for the municipality's transportation company Transmetro, Inc. The population that will be served by these systems is estimated at more than 2.5 million passengers per day and more than 630 million trips per year. The initial duration of the contract is for 10 years and it is renewable for another 10 years, exclusively. Panama: Another Concession For Gold ProspectingFriday, October 5, 2012 Greenfield Resources has obtained a contract with the Ministry of Commerce and Industries for gold prospecting in the districts of Remance, San Juan and San Jose. From the Official Gazette 27,127: The Cost of Political InstabilityThursday, November 26, 2020 More than two years ago, Convía won the contest to rehabilitate and operate the Escuintla-Puerto Quetzal highway in Guatemala. However, the Congress of the Republic, which is in chaos due to a new political crisis, has not yet defined whether to approve the PPP or not. After a bidding process, the concession was granted in July 2018 through a public bidding process to the Consorcio Autopistas de Guatemala (Convía), a business group that passed the proposals of Mota-Engil Latin America and Anas International Enterprise. Public Transport Service ConcessionThursday, February 28, 2019 In the Dominican Republic, the land passenger transportation service of the Abraham Lincoln corridor will be granted in concession for a 21-year term. Dominican Republic Government Purchase INTRANT-CCC-LPN-2019-0001: Panama: Bids Awaited for Aguadulce PortTuesday, January 29, 2013 The governor of Cocle has denied that the project is stalled, saying that it is up to private enterprises to submit their bids. The concession award of the new port for shipment and distribution center in Aguadulce in a multimodal format will be made using the turnkey model. Panamanian Ministry Concessions Asphalt PlantsTuesday, November 30, 2010 The Ministry of Works will give its four asphalt production plants to CCE IBT in concession. "CCT IBT will become the exclusive supplier of asphalt for the Government, including MOP, which ensures the acquisition of at least 80% of the plant's production. El Salvador still without political agreement on concession of portsTuesday, October 21, 2008 President Antonio Saca confirmed that they presented a proposal to concession 90% of the port to the private sector and 10% to the State. Saca said that according to the proposal, the State would receive returns based on the tariff system and not just from the percentage it owns. Condor Sells Mines in NicaraguaWednesday, January 12, 2011 The mining company announced it would sell concessions in Poterillos and Estrella in Nicaragua. The president of Condor Resources, Mark Child, in an interview with Reuters, said "We will probably have to give up or sell one or two of these concessions (...) we are open to suggestions." Nicaragua Condemns Colombia Regarding Oil ConcessionsFriday, July 23, 2010 The Nicaraguan president has accused Colombia of granting oil concessions in “territories that do not belong to it”. Daniel Ortega, president of Nicaragua, was referring to territories in the Caribbean Sea, the maritime borders of which are currently disputed. Costa Rica Modifies Regulations for Tourism ConcessionsTuesday, June 1, 2010 The Costa Rican Tourism Institute will grant a 50 year concessions for a tourism project called “Polo Turístico Golfo de Papagayo”. This new 50 year term for tourism concessions will apply to corporations registered or constituted in the country and to national and foreign individuals. Honduras Considers Private Customs AdministrationFriday, August 20, 2010 The Honduran Tax Revenue Service (DEI in Spanish) is evaluating ways to improve its customs services and handling it to private operators. Honduran Customs Revenue Director, Miguel Mejía, indicated that the DEI will carry out appropriate research into the experiences other countries have had with granting concessions. |
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