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Infrastructure and urban development in Mato Grosso do Sul

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Municipalities in Mato Grosso do Sul continue to advance infrastructure, urban revitalization, and social service initiatives. In Campo Grande, the ‘Vira CG Infraestrutura’ plan has expanded pothole repair operations, increasing active work fronts from seven to twelve following the signing of service orders through the Intermunicipal Consortium for Sustainable Development of the Central Region of Mato Grosso do Sul (Consórcio Central). Managed by the Municipal Secretariat of Infrastructure operations and ~~Public Services (Sisep), these additional teams target various neighborhoods,~~ urban mobility projects, including Jardim Panamá, Aero Rancho, Vila Planalto, Coophatrabalho, Jardim das Perdizes, Rouxinóis, Universitário, Jardim Presidente, Parati, São Lourenço, Santo Antônio, Cruzeiro, and Jardim Nhanha. Mayor Adriane Lopes stated the expansion is a ~~direct response to the city’s road maintenance needs. Urban mobility projects have entered critical phases. The R$ 9.7 million construction of an exclusive~~ bus corridor on Gunter Hans and Marechal Deodoro ~~avenues, connecting~~ avenues. As of late September 2026, the ~~Aero Rancho and Bandeirantes terminals, is entering~~ city has significantly scaled its ~~final phase. Upcoming works include pavement milling near boarding stations, which will necessitate partial and total traffic closures. On Avenida Marechal Deodoro,~~ infrastructure investments. The ‘Vira CG Infraestrutura’ program now includes a ~~total closure is planned between Trevo Imbirussu and Rua Tapirapes. Completion is projected for February 2027. Infrastructure investment has also expanded~~ broader R$ 240 million allocation dedicated to ~~include~~ asphalt and drainage works across more than 200 streets, such as Guanandi II and Jardim São Conrado. This includes the formalization of six new contracts totaling R$ 59.58 million. Further expansion of the program includes a R$ ~~17.36~~ 4.96 million ~~service order~~ contract for ~~the second phase~~ Stage D of paving and rainwater drainage works ~~for 29 streets~~ in the Jardim ~~Santa Emília and Aquarius I~~ Itatiaia neighborhood. Managed by the Municipal Secretariat of Infrastructure and ~~II neighborhoods, a~~ Public Services (Sisep), this project ~~expected to last 360~~ involves asphalt, interlocking pavement, sidewalks, and road signaling, with an estimated completion time of 180 days. ~~Recent developments have~~ Beyond urban works, the municipality has also ~~shifted toward emergency management following a windstorm~~ focused on ~~September 10, which led to a federal state~~ agricultural support, acquiring 44 pieces of ~~emergency with preliminary damages estimated~~ machinery valued at ~~R$ 40 million. As of late September 2026, Campo Grande has further expanded its ‘Vira CG Infraestrutura’ program, formalizing six new contracts totaling~~ over R$ ~~59.58~~ 4.7 million through a partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock to assist small producers. Additionally, a public hearing is scheduled for ~~drainage~~ November 10, 2026, to address the environmental and ~~paving.~~ neighborhood impacts of a proposed large-scale commercial center in the Tiradentes neighborhood.

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