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Santa Fe provincial infrastructure projects
Overview
The provincial government of Santa Fe is undertaking several major infrastructure projects to improve regional connectivity and safety.
In the General Obligado department, construction of four new concrete bridges on Provincial Route 98s is nearing completion. The project, which involves replacing century-old wooden structures over the El Rey stream, has reached 98% progress. With an investment of over 11 billion pesos, the final stages include finishing access points and installing railings, with completion expected in September.
Simultaneously, work is progressing on the new Puente Carretero to connect Santo Tomé with the city of Santa Fe. This 1,324-meter viaduct has reached 40% progress, with 40 of the 42 planned pillars completed. Funded by a $39,811 million provincial investment, the project aims to reduce traffic congestion by repurposing the existing bridge for one-way traffic and adding new lanes, bike paths, and lighting. Completion for this project is scheduled for late 2026.
Entities
Santo Tomé · Lisandro Enrico · Lemiro Petroboni SA · Government of Santa Fe · Santa Fe Province Government
Timeline
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8 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesSanta Fe advances construction of new Puente CarreteroThe new Puente Carretero connecting Santo Tomé and Santa Fe has reached 40% completion, with a $39,811 million investment aimed at improving metropolitan connectivity.
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25 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesSanta Fe advances construction of four new bridgesThe Santa Fe government is finalizing the construction of four new concrete bridges on Provincial Route 98s, replacing old wooden structures to improve regional connectivity and safety.
Sources
construar.com.ar · motorlat.com