Israel's H&C to build $200 mln Guatemala power plantWednesday, January 7, 2009 Israel's Housing & Construction Holding Co (HUCN.TA) said on Wednesday one of its subsidiaries signed a contract worth $200 million to build a hydroelectric power plant in Guatemala. Work on the Palo Viejo plant includes building dams and a water reservoir, digging canals, a tunnel and building access roads, installing the turbines, and constructing a building for the machines. Chinese Consortium to Design Bridge Over CanalFriday, June 3, 2011 At a price of $4.6 million the consortium China Communications Construction Company / Louis Berger Group will design the third bridge over the Panama Canal. The consortium will have a period of approximately 11 months to complete the design. The tender for construction could be carried out between June and July 2012. Israel's H&C will build Highway in GuatemalaTuesday, October 13, 2009 The company won a $230 million contract to enhance the highway dubbed "Franja Transversal del Norte", which connects the country's north. The company must finish the project in 3 and a half years, and provide maintenance for an additional 10. Company Profile
Manufacturer representative of Construction Chemicals products for Central America, Caribbean and Panama Large Chinese Construction Company Sets Up in PanamaWednesday, May 20, 2015 China Construction America, a subsidiary of China State Construction Corporation Limited Engineering, will be running projects for the fourth bridge over the Canal, and urban renewal of Colon. The Chinese company, which operates both in construction and in real estate, has thirty years of experience in these sectors, with operations currently running in New York, Washington DC, North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Florida, California, and other states in the US. Bids Submitted for Canal Bridge DesignWednesday, May 11, 2011 The consortium China Communications Construction Company / Louis Berger Group submitted the lowest bid ($4.6 million) for the final design of the bridge over the Atlantic. Also participating in the bidding were TYPSA Principia ($ 4.9 million), URS Holdings ($ 6.1million), Columbus JVB Bridge ($ 7.2 million), ARUPB ($ 8.5 million) and Ty Lin International ($ 9.6 million). French Consortium Wins Canal Over Bridge TenderTuesday, October 30, 2012 Vinci Construction Grand Projets was awarded the construction of the fourth bridge over the Panama Canal for $366 million. The French consortium offered the lowest price out of the three pre-qualified candidates, less than the $386 million from Tradeco Acciona and the $429 million from Hyundai Odebrecth. The Tiger Shows its SpotsTuesday, June 18, 2013 A Chinese state heavyweight is the company contracted to carry out the feasibility study for the Grand Canal of Nicaragua. This is good news for Nicaragua: peaking out from behind the unknown HK Nicaragua Canal Development and its president Wang Jing, are the real stakeholders in the Grand Oceanic Canal. Logistics Park in Isla Margarita AuthorizedWednesday, September 12, 2012 Panama will award a concession for the development and operation of a container yard on 54 acres in San Cristobal, Panama Province, with an investment of $105 million. A statement by the Presidency of Panama reads: Panama: Better Road Access to Amador NeededWednesday, November 23, 2016 Extending the coastal strip number 3 and building a cable car that connects Amador with Metro Line 1 are two of the options being considered to solve the problem of traffic congestion in the area. In this area plans scheduled for 2018 include the entry into operation of the Convention Center, which added to future cruise port to be built in Perico Island and the Museum of Biodiversity, also projected for 2018, will further complicate the traffic congestion that currently exists for people trying to access the Amador causeway. Awards: Roadworks for $123 millionMonday, January 18, 2016 In Guatemala the company Overseas Engineering & Construction has been awarded a contract to build the 27-kilometer stretch between Sanarate and El Rancho, on the CA-9 North highway. The Taiwanese company with multinational presence will be responsible for carrying out the work, after having submitted a financial offer for a total of $123,760,264 in the restricted international tender, announced on November 13, 2015. Chinese Constructor Leaves Costa RicaFriday, July 2, 2010 Chinafecc Central America S.A., a subsidiary of the Chinese state-owned company building the National Stadium, will leave the country in the midst of controversy due to a series of visas issued to its workers. Nacion.com reported that company representatives had allegedly presented gifts to Costa Rican diplomats in China, while the visas of 40 Chinese workers were being processed. Amador Convention Center Construction Project ResumesMonday, February 22, 2016 Panama City has confirmed that work resumed on 15 February and China State Construction Engineering will provide the capital needed to complete the work, which will maintain its original cost of $193 million. The process of transferring the contract was completed by HPC CONTRATAS P & V for the consortium CCA-Cocige which resumed the construction of the convention center on 15 February, according to the head of the Tourism Authority, Gustavo Him. Panama: Project Management of Convention CenterWednesday, February 3, 2016 Ten companies are interested in managing the construction of the convention center in Amador. The companies involved are A.C.I. Proyectos S.A.S., EA Panamá, Ayesa, Manhattan Construction Group, SGS Panamá Control Services, The Louis Berger Group, Cemosa, Proyeco Panamá, Consorcio Glag and Consorcio Urbano, who are competing for the project management of the design, construction, and equipment the new center for conventions, exhibitions and events in Amador. Panama: New Companies in the SEM RegimeFriday, June 8, 2018 JCB from England, Isuzu Motors Limited from Japan and China Railway International Group CO have set up under the conditions of the regime known as SEM (Sede de Empresa Multinacional or Site of a Multinational Company) The Ministry of Industry and Commerce announced that from these sites companies will provide services to their subsidiaries in the region. |
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