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Mexico's Infrastructure Plan 2020-2024 Mexico’s Infrastructure Plan 2020-2024 Project State Contract Developer Industry Start Day Capex (pesos) December Autopista urbana Siervo de la Nación Edomex N/A Edomex Roads 8.700mn 2019 Viaducto urbano de Santa Catarina Nuevo León N/A Roadis Roads January 2019 4.909mn Carretera Mitla-Tehuantepec II Oaxaca N/A Ideal Roads April 2019 7.670mn Jalisco, Guanajuato y N/A Red de Carreteras de Carretera Ecuandureo - La Piedad Roads July 2020 8.991mn Michoacán Occidente Paquete Pacífico Sur: Carretera Guadalajara- N/A Tepic, Libramiento de Guadalajara y Libramiento de Jalisco, Nayarit Ideal Roads July 2020 2.011mn Tepic Paquete de carreteras del norte Tamaulipas y Nuevo León N/A Banobras/Fonadin Roads July 2020 3.768mn N/A September Libramiento de Aguascalientes Aguascalientes Estado de Aguascalientes Roads 2.100mn 2020 Mexicana de Técnicos en Bypass San Luis Potosí (Ventura-El Peyote) San Luis Potosí Desdoblamiento Roads October 4.297mn Autopistas (Meta) Ampliación de la autopista Tuxtla Gutiérrez-San Cristóbal Chiapas Desdoblamiento Aldesa Roads October 1.045mn AVv Juárez (primera etapa) San Luis Potosí Desdoblamiento Meta Roads October 766mn Carretera Tepic Villa Unión Nayarit Reequilibrio Ideal Roads October 93mn Modernización del libramiento Zacatecas y Aguascalientes Desdoblamiento Estado de Zacatecas Roads November 3.826mn Fresnillo-Osiris-Cuauhtémoc Conectividad AIFA Edomex Desdoblamiento Banobras/Fonadin Roads November 9.265mn Muelle de cruceros en Cozumel Quintana Roo Concesión Muelles del Caribe Ports December 511mn Mantenimiento, rehabilitación y explotación de Nayarit Concesión Banobras/Fonadin Roads December 3.000mn carreteras Jala-Compostela-Las Varas Gestión Integral y Gestión Especial de Residuos Sólidos Municipal solid Edomex Mixto Edomex December 1.639mn Urbanos (RSU) waste Tramo La Pitahaya del libramiento oeste de San Luis San Luís Potosí Desdoblamiento Meta Roads January 7.182mn Compañía Contratista Nacional Libramiento de Ciudad Juárez Chihuahua Desdoblamiento Roads February 3.358mn (Coconal) Veracruz, Tabasco, Carreteras de paquetes del sur Mixto Banobras/Fonadin Roads February 5.024mn Campeche y Chiapas Libramiento de Ixmiquilpan Hidalgo y Edomex Desdoblamiento Coconal Roads March 3.055mn Secretaría de Comunicaciones Ampliación de tren suburbano Lechería - AIFA Edomex Concesión Roads March 12.565mn y Transportes (SCT) Acceso este a AIFA Edomex Concesión Edomex Roads March 4.773mn Carretera Monterrey-Laredo (tramo La Gloria-San Promotora y Operadora de Nuevo León y Tamaulipas Desdoblamiento Roads March 450mn Fernando) Infraestructura (Pinfra) Obras complementarias al puente Laredo-Texas Tamaulipas Desdoblamiento Estado de Nuevo León Roads March 411mn Colombia Agencia de Proyectos Puente Nichupté Quintana Roo Concesión Estratégicos de Quintana Roo Roads March 4.676mn (Agepro) Carretera Real del Monte-Entronque Huasca Hidalgo Mixto Estado de Hidalgo Roads April 2.650mn Carretera elevada de Zaragoza Ciudad de México Concesión CDMX Roads April 8.000mn Ciudad de México y Tren de alta velocidad México-Querétaro Concesión SCT Railways June 51.300mn Querétero Carretera Tepic-Compostela Nayarit Concesión Banobras/Fonadin Roads June 1.800mn Libramiento de Oaxaca Oaxaca Concesión Estado de Oaxaca Roads June 3.424mn Sistema de suministro de agua de AICM Ciudad de México Mixto Altor Capital Water August 494mn Ampliación y modernización del puerto de Progreso Yucatán Concesión Estado de Yucatán Ports November 4.000mn Cruce fronterizo internacional Otay Mesa East II Baja California Mixto SCT Roads December 2.800mn Fideicomiso de Proyectos Corredor de tren ligero del aeropuerto García-Monterrey Nuevo León Mixto Railways December 19.811mn Estratégicos (Fideproes) Transportation Alianza Terminal de Etano en Pajaritos Veracruz Pemex and storage of 2021 2.520mn estratégica hydrocarbons Transportation Alianza Planta de Fertilizantes Camargo Chihuahua Pemex and storage of 2021 1.115mn estratégica hydrocarbons Transportation Alianza Instalación de coquizadora en la refinería Tula Hidalgo Pemex and storage of 2021 54.705mn estratégica hydrocarbons Transportation Rehabilitación de planta de coquización en refinería Alianza Nuevo León Pemex and storage of 2021 15.400mn Cadereyta estratégica hydrocarbons Transportation Alianza Unidad de Llcuefacción en Salinas Cruz Oaxaca CFE y API and storage of 2021 25.200mn estratégica hydrocarbons squirepattonboggs.com 39552/10/20.
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