Teaser Prequalification ANNEX

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GOVERNMENT OF EL SALVADOR
Marine Coastal Strip (MCS):
Projected investments in logistics infrastructure
July 2013
Maritime Coastal Strip:
Projected Investments in logistics infrastructure
Project
Amount
(US$ m)
FOMILENIO II (a possible second stage with the MCC)
Total
(US$ m)
Estimated start date
$123.1
1. Construction of the Airport – Zacatecoluca stretch (27 Km)
$99.0
Second Semester 2014
2. Construction of the Sirama – El Amatillo border stretch (32 km). It includes a logistics
solution at the border crossing to streamline cargo transportation.
$24.1
First Semester 2015
FUNDING FROM THE JAPAN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGENCY
JICA/JAPAN GOVERNMENT
1. Construction of three road stretches that jointly form the by-pass of the city of San Miguel
$167.6
$167.6
FUNDING FROM THE YUCATÁN FUND – MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
(enhanced support that includes the donation of 50% of the investment cost)
First Semester 2017
$154.0
1. Construction of a new four lane bridge at Anguiatú border
$ 4.6
September 2014
2. Construction of a new bridge at Arce, La Hachadura border
$19.0
September 2014
3. Conclusion of the Zaragoza road at La Libertad port
$53.0
September 2014
4. Construction of a the by-pass of the city of La Libertad
$77.4
September 2014
Figures in US$ million. Preliminary information.
Source: Unidad de Desarrollo Institucional, Ministerio de Obras Públicas, Transporte, Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano
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Project
FUNDING BY THE INTER-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK - BID
I. PRODUCTIVE CORRIDORS
1.
Loan operation for productive corridors, including: construction of docks, access
boulevard to La Union, access road to Playitas County and productive development
projects.
2.
RN19E Road expansion and CA012E road at La Union, Counties of Conchagua
and La Union, Department of La Union (6 million USD)
3.
Improvement of Amapalita County – Las Playitas County road, La Union
Municipality, Department of La Union (12 million USD)
4.
Productive development component (11 million)
5.
Coastal and marine resource restoration component (11 million)
II. TOURISM SECTOR
1.
Loan operation for the tourism sector, including construction of six (6) Artisan and
touristic docks at La Union, Jiquilisco, San Luis, La Herradura-Comalapa, Acajutla
and La Libertad.
III. PACIFIC CORRIDOR
1.
Improvement of “Pacific Corridor” (El Salvador stretch)
Amount
(US$ m)
Total
(US$ m)
$245.0
Estimated start
date
$40.0
First Semester
2014
$25.0
First Semester
2014
$180.0
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Project
1.
Loan operation: “Program to improve the Pacific Integration Corridor”. It includes:
•
Improvement of the Sirama – Agua Salada (La Union) stretch, 27 Km
•
Improvement of the Zacatecoluca – Lempa River stretch, 22 Km
•
Reconstruction of the San Marcos Lempa - La Canoa stretch, 17 Km
•
Construction of the Tapalhuaca – San Francisco Chinameca stretch
•
Construction of a road at Paralempina, Berlín County, Jiquilsco
•
Different investments at El Amatillo border
•
Final design of the El Delirio – El Carmen stretch
FOVIAL – INVESTMENTS WITH SECURITIES
1.
Road maintenance projects to reduce the historical maintenance gap in the
maritime coastal strip
CEPA’s projected investments: securitization funds for airport modernization and other
AECID: Water fund
Amount
(US$ m)
Total
(US$ m)
Estimated start date
First Semester 2015
$180.0
$14.9
$14.9
Second Semester 2013
$129.0
$30.0
2014 (est)
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Pacific Integration Corridor
El Salvador sections
Guatemalan border
Amatillo bridge (SV)
Guaymango branch
Zacatecoluca branch
Comapala branch
Jiquilisco branch
San Miguel branch (RN17)
San Luis la Herradura branch
Most efficient route from Puebla, Mexico
to Panama City
Source: BID (2013). Adecuación, mantenimiento y operación de tramos viales del Corredor Pacífico de la RICAM. Informe final. San José, Costa Rica.
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Great growth potential
El Salvador’s Marine Coastal Strip
Marine Costal Strip potential:
•
The country’s main logistics and strategic infrastructures
are located at the MCS: the International Airport and
the ports of Acajutla and La Union.
•
Location of the country’s main natural assets, valuable
for their landscaping features, high biodiversity and the
role they play in the reproduction of the fishing
resources, this assets are: Barra de Santiago, Cóbanos,
Jaltepeque Estuary, Jiquilisco Bay and La Union Bay.
•
MCS has 51% of the country’s best farmland, including
types I, II and III.
•
Investments in the MCS will incorporate the territorial
sea to the country’s productive and cultural life. The
territorial sea is equivalent to approximately four times
the size of national territory.
•
Great potential to exploit the productive and sustainable
capacity of the marine and coastal resources.
•
Moreover, in this territory there are currently 940
projects either in execution or scheduled to start between
2013 and 2014, promoted by Government institutions.
Pacific Ocean
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Logistics Infrastructure:
Projected investments
YUCATAN
YUCATAN
BID (In execution)
BID 2
GOES
FOMILENIO II
BID 3
JICA
FOMILENIO II
YUCATAN
BID 2
BID 3
BID 3
BID 3
BID 2
Pacific Ocean
BID 2
BID 1 and 2
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La Union Region:
Logistics projects by funding source
List of projects by funding source
Funding from MCC (Stage II - FOMILENIO)
Agua Salada - El Amatillo Road
Logistics infrastructure at El Amatillo border
Funding from BID
Sirama– Agua Salada Road (BID 3)
Final design for El Delirio - El Carmen – Sirama
Road (BID 3)
Playitas – CORSAIN road (BID 1)
Access road to La Union City (BID 1)
Artisan's Dock at La Union (BID 2)
Funding from CEPA
Port of La Union equipment (tugs, other)
Funding from JICA/Japan Government
San Miguel by-pass
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Central Region:
BID 3
Funding from MCC (Stage II - FOMILENIO)
BID 3
Comalapa – Zacatecoluca highway
Funding from BID
Road design for Lempa River By-Pass at Usulután
(BID 3)
Paralempina road (BID 3)
Zacatecoluca - Lempa River road (BID 3)
Tapalhuca - San Fco. Chinameca road (BID 3)
Rural road between Verapaz - Jerusalén - Mercedes
La Ceiba (BID 3)
Rural road between San Hilario - El Zompopero
(BID - in execution)
Rural road between San Marcos Lempa - La Canoa
(BID - in execution)
Artisan's Dock at El Triunfo port (BID 2)
BID 2
BID 2
BID 2
Artisan's Dock at Parada port (BID 2)
Artisan's Dock at La Herradura (BID 2)
Pacific Ocean
Funding from CEPA
El Salvador´s International Airport upgrade
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Western Region:
YUCATAN
Funding from BID
Rural road between Comasagua – Chiltiupán (BID in execution)
Artisan's Dock at La Libertad (BID 2)
Artisan's Dock at Acajutla (BID 2)
Funding from CEPA
Acajutla Port equipment (cargo services)
Funding from Yucatán fund
Zaragoza - La Libertad port
By-Pass at La Libertad City
New bridge, at Arce, La Hachadura border
New bridge at Anguiatú border
YUCATAN
BID 2
BID (In execution)
BID 2
Funding from El Salvador’s Government
(Under execution)
Rural road CA04 – Comasagua branch
Rural road at Tamanique
Rural road at Jayaque
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