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The process was declared deserted because the companies did not comply with the minimum score required for the different phases of the process.
17 construction companies and an equal number of supervisors, including three international, acquired the terms: Equipos de Construcción (ECON) and Constructora Meco S.A, for contruction and supervisión of the project: Asocio Euroestudios-Cacisa; Rivera Harrouch, S.A de C.V; ASP Consultores-Asociación de Profesionales S.A de C.V; Planeamiento Arquitectura S.A de C.V; Roberto Salazar y Asociados-Ingenieros Consultores S.A de C.V; Cal y Mayor y Asociados S.A de C.V, and Consulta S.A. de C.V.
After a thorough business evaluation Equipos de Construcción (ECON) and Constructora Meco SA passed to the next stage, but failed to reach the minimum score.
Source: Ministery of Housing and Urban Development (El Salvador)
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November 2010
Two construction companies and seven supervising entities are currently participating in the bidding for construction and project supervision of the Opening of Boulevard Diego de Holguín.
Bids were received from: Equipos de Construcción (ECON) and Constructora Meco S.A to build the project.
December 2011
Finally the government of El Salvador has reported the results of the tender for the works on the Diego Hoguin Boulevard.
A statement from the Ministry of Public Works, Transportation and Housing and Urban Development reads:
The Minister of Public Works, Gerson Martinez, reported today ahead of the anticipated date for the award, the winners of the competitive tender for the project to complete the Diego de Holguín Boulevard Segment II, which has been subdivided in Section II-A and Section II-B, and whose order to proceed with work will be given in the next few days.
February 2011
Seven companies submitted bids for road realignment works in Panama City.
Participating companies are: Asociación Accidental Constructora Pirenarcia, S.A.-Transcaribe (Spain - Panama); Consorcio Ingenieros Civiles Asociados, S.A. from CV-Constructora MECO, S.A. (Mexico-Costa Rica), Constructora Norberto Odebrecht (Brasil), SACYR, S.A., Fomento de Construcción and Contratas, S.A.; CBPO Engenharía LTDA (Brasil) and CONALVÍAS, S.A.
December 2011
The Controller of the Republic of Costa Rica has confirmed the award of the works on the oil terminal to the consortium ICA-MECO.
The regulator dismissed appeals filed against the award on the grounds that they lacked merit.
"The tender promoted by the Costa Rican Oil Refinery (Recope) includes the construction of a Dukes quay berth, via which products that the country needs, such as gasoline, diesel and oil can be unloaded.