en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Brazilian government has issued a tender for paving a 125-kilometer stretch of the BR-230 highway in the state of Pará, with a project investment of 1 billion reais (approximately $194 million).

The section to be paved is located between the municipalities of Uruará, Placas, and Rurópolis.

In a statement, the Brazilian Ministry of Transport noted that the selected section for the tender has already obtained environmental licenses, and construction is expected to begin later this year. This initiative will improve the living conditions of residents in Pará who rely on this highway daily for commuting, transporting goods, and agricultural products.

The road sector has become one of the largest infrastructure investment areas in Brazil. Although this tender uses public funds, most of the investments planned for the coming years will come from the private sector, through concession contracts that have already been auctioned or are in the planning stages.

According to forecasts by the Brazilian Association of Infrastructure and Basic Industries (Abdib), the road sector is expected to receive 20.6 billion reais in investments from the private sector this year.

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