๐ Tender Overview
The construction of the bridge over the Monday River continues to advance and is consolidated as a strategic infrastructure for the operation of the Eastern Metropolitan Corridor (CMDE), promoted by the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC). The new connection will strengthen road integration between the municipalities of Alto Parana and will facilitate access to the Integration Bridge, improving the mobility of people and goods in the region. At the end of May 2026, the work records an accumulated physical and financial progress of 37.90% in the construction of the main structure of the bridge. This progress includes the execution of its main components, such as abutments, piers, prefabricated beams and the deck, according to the planned schedule. Avanzan los principales componentes de la estructura La construccion presenta importantes hitos alcanzados. The abutments located at both ends of the bridge have already been completed, while three of the piers that will support the main structure have also completed their fundamental elements, allowing progress to the next assembly stages. As for the central piers, considered the most important supports of the bridge, one of them reaches 96% completion in its vertical structure, with an approximate height of 67 meters already built. At the same time, foundation work continues on another of the main piles, where 20 of the 32 planned piles have already been concreted. Once completed, the bridge will be approximately 500 meters long and 26.5 meters wide, with four traffic lanes, shoulders, pedestrian paths, bike lanes and protection barriers, offering better safety and capacity conditions for users. Infraestructura clave para el desarrollo del Este The bridge over the Monday River is part of the Eastern Metropolitan Corridor (CMDE), one of the most important infrastructure works currently underway in Alto Parana. In addition to this new connection, the project includes the construction of the accesses to the Integration Bridge over the Parana River, the Border Center, the Urban Accesses, the Cargo Terminal on the ANNP property, as well as the execution of two other lots of rural works that will complete the road corridor. Together, these interventions will improve regional connectivity, optimize cargo transit and strengthen logistics integration between Paraguay and Brazil. Date: July 2, 2026
