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Ponte do Poti Velho goes out to bid and expected to cost R$ 78 million; see deadlines

Portal O Dia14 September 2026 at 13:22

The Ponte do Poti Velho has entered the bidding process with an estimated cost of R$ 78 million. The information was confirmed by Mayor Silvio Mendes.

The main objective of the new project is to improve access between neighborhoods in the city's North Zone. The bridge will be built with three traffic lanes and will include pedestrian access.

The project aims to meet the urban mobility demands of the population residing in the areas connected by the structure. The deadlines for project execution will be defined after the bidding process is completed.

Why this matters

Residents of the North Zone will be directly affected by the new infrastructure, which promises to improve urban mobility in the area. The R$ 78 million investment is significant for the municipal treasury, and the project represents a campaign promise from Mayor Silvio Mendes for transportation and infrastructure.

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