Comporte wins US$2.5bn São Paulo rail contract

Brazilian company Comporte won a 25-year US$2.5bn contract to expand São Paulo rail lines. The project will improve the city’s transport infrastructure, ensuring better connectivity between urban and metropolitan areas. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Expanding São Paulo rail network

Comporte offered a 2.57% discount, surpassing local giant CCR’s bid with a 1.45% discount. This contract involves the expansion of three São Paulo rail lines, enhancing connectivity across the city and its suburbs.

Modernizing São Paulo’s rail system

Under this project, 15.6 kilometers of new tracks will be constructed. The expansion will add 12 new stations, renovate 27 existing ones, and modernize the infrastructure to ensure more efficient passenger service.

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Comporte, founded in 2002 by the Constantino family, initially focused on bus transport. In recent years, it expanded its operations into the rail sector, positioning itself as a leader in innovative transportation solutions.

The expansion of São Paulo rail lines is expected to significantly impact the region’s economy by improving logistics and reducing road congestion. Furthermore, it will promote environmental sustainability by offering a more eco-friendly transportation alternative.

A key player in São Paulo’s transportation future

Comporte’s win of the US$2.5bn São Paulo rail contract highlights its commitment to improving transportation infrastructure. The project is set to bring substantial economic and environmental benefits to the region, enhancing the quality of life for residents and promoting sustainable growth.

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