In the Suba sector, at the height of Calle 127, in Bogotá, three new vehicular bridges are being built, more precisely on Avenida El Rincón, whose construction begins on Calle 127 with Carrera 71B, continues along Calle 127a (Avenida El Rincón) and ends at Carrera 91 with Calle 128 B.
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In total there will be three bridges: two straight and one curved, that will connect Boyacá with Calle 127, Calle 127 with El Rincón Avenue and other roads in the city.
This project, which is financed with recovery resources of Agreement 523 of 2013, It also contemplates the expansion of El Rincón Avenue from Boyacá Avenue to Carrera 91 Avenue, including the intersection at this point.
To date, the progress of the works is 36%, distributed in activities such as the construction of the main network of the aqueduct, the stabilization of slopes and the construction of a box coulvert (pass over channel), among other activities. According to schedule, it is expected that The works are finished in November of next year.
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The total investment for the work is $213,905 million and will benefit the inhabitants of the town of Suba, especially the UPZ (Zoneal Planning Units) El Rincón and Niza, plus the floating population that passes through this place.
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According to the director of the IDU, Diego Sánchez Fonseca, around 3,400 jobs during the next 20 months that the work lasts.
Citizens will be able to count on 2.35 kilometers of road in this space, a cycle path along the corridor and 54,708 m2 of new public space.
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