📋 Tender Overview
The construction of the bridge over the Monday River, a key project within the Eastern Metropolitan Corridor (CMDE), is progressing according to the planned schedule. Within this framework, the work teams are carrying out various activities that include civil works, environmental monitoring, and security and communication actions with the community. As part of the social component of the project, informative visits are carried out and materials are distributed about the night work in the construction area.
These actions seek to keep the population informed about the tasks being carried out and possible impacts. In parallel, the environmental team has carried out the second monitoring campaign of the water quality of the Monday River, including the collection of samples intended for human consumption, as part of the commitment to the preservation of the ecosystem. In the area of security, the staff receives training on Safe Task Analysis (STA) before starting work in the field, thus reinforcing the measures to guarantee a safe work environment.
As for the work, excavations are currently being carried out in trenches, wells and foundations, in addition to the concreting of abutment footings and piles on both sides of the river. These works are part of the construction process that will enable this infrastructure to be enabled within the estimated period of 18 months. About the work The bridge, which will connect Presidente Franco with Los Cedrales, will be 500 meters long and 26.5 meters wide. It will have four roadways of 3.6 meters each, internal and external shoulders with New Jersey-type barriers, as well as pedestrian and bicycle paths on both sides, guaranteeing greater safety and accessibility. The execution of this work is in charge of the Monday Consortium, made up of Constructora Heisecke S.A. and CONSTRUPAR S.A., under the supervision of the JYI Consortium. For queries, complaints or claims, the Monday Consortiums Obrador Camp has a customer service office from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The telephone line 0994 688 531 is also available.
