📋 Tender Overview
With accumulated progress close to 20%, the construction of the bridge over the Monday River advances in the department of Alto Parana. This strategic work is part of the East Metropolitan Corridor (CMDE) and is carried out simultaneously on both banks of the river, in the districts of President Franco and the Cedrales. The works cover various structural stages. In the margin of President Franco, the fourth stage of the central wall and the eaves of the stirrup is being executed, in addition to the concrete discharge in the first batteries by climbing formwork. Meanwhile, in the cedrales it advances with the retirement of formwork of the central wall and the eaves of the stirrup, as well as with the foundation work. This new road connection will be integrated into the circuit that links with the Paraguay -Brasil Integration Bridge, which joins President Franco with Foz de Yguazu. Its objective is to facilitate displacements between productive, urban and logistics areas, significantly improving regional connectivity and promoting the economic dynamism of the department. The bridge will have a total length of 500 meters and a width of 26.5 meters. It will have four shoes of 3.6 meters each, internal and external benches with New Jersey -type defenses, in addition to pedestrian paths and bikes on both sides. This configuration seeks to optimize traffic capacity and guarantee greater road safety. Improvement in regional connectivity and development Beyond joining President Franco with the Cedrales, the work will allow a more fluid and safe circulation, reducing transfer times and logistics costs. This infrastructure is expected to have a direct positive impact on economic activity, especially in the commercial, agricultural and industrial sectors of the region. Citizen Attention To channel consultations, claims or access to more information about the project, the Monday consortium enabled a work camp office, available from Monday to Friday, from 08:00 to 12:00 and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Also, citizens can communicate through the direct line: 0994 688 531. Date: June 11, 2025
