Antioquia attracts interest

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Ten construction groups have indicated an interest in building the proposed new Colombian multipurpose port of Antioquia at Urabá, on the Caribbean coast. The US$400M project is being developed by Puertos Inversiones y Obras (PIO). Company president óscar Isaza has indicated that firm bids must be in place by 1 December, and revealed that companies from Colombia, Brazil, Portugal, Spain and France are all expected to respond to the tender. Work is scheduled to commence in April 2016 and be compl

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