Municipalities in Brazil launch infrastructure and mobility projects

Various municipal infrastructure projects are underway in Brazil, focusing on urban mobility and drainage. In Paranavaí, a R$ 10.7 million project is connecting the Monte Cristo and Oásis gardens. The works, which include asphalt paving and storm drainage, are expected to be completed by June 2027, though progress remains subject to weather conditions.

In Campo Grande, the Jardim São Conrado neighborhood is set to receive R$ 23.4 million for paving and drainage works. The first phase involves 6.1 kilometers of roads with an investment of R$ 13.4 million and a 270-day execution period. This is part of the Vira CG Infraestrutura program, which includes broader investments in the Lagoa Urban Region.

Additionally, Campo Grande has contracted a R$ 404.8 thousand revitalization of the Nasri Siufi Avenue bike lane. The project, to be executed by RR Barros Serviços e Construções Ltda, includes pavement recovery, accessibility ramps, and new signaling. This intervention is part of a larger R$ 4.6 million investment package for the city's cycling network.