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Vol. XII Issue XII - December 2010
Project Management eJournal
REGIONAL REPORT:
Project Management News from Ecuador
By Irvin J. Franco, PMP
International Correspondent for PMForum & PM World Today
Guayaquil, Ecuador
Featured Project: The longest bridge in Ecuador
On November 2, Ecuador opened the longest bridge built in the country's history. The project was called Bridge “Las Caras” and brings together two populations: San Vicente and Caraquez Bay in the province of Manabi.
The bridge, with a length of 1.980 meters and 13 meters wide, had an investment of $ 102.5 million. The project included two travel lanes, a bike path, a walkway and resting places for tourists.
According to Ricardo Zambrano, Project Manager at the Ministry of Transportation: "This work marks a milestone in Ecuador, it is also a turning point between before and after the Ecuadorian civil engineering." Mr. Zambrano highlighted the work done by the Civil Engineer Corps of the Army, responsible for the construction of this important work, in which Ecuadorian technology was used.
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To read entire report click here: (English) or (Spanish)
Irwin José Franco International Correspondent - Ecuador Irwin José Franco is a Project Manager at Image Tech, a leading web and multimedia solutions company based in Guayaquil - Ecuador. José has a B.A. in Visual Communications from Universidad San Francisco de Quito - Ecuador, and a Master degree in Project Management from Universidad La Salle, Madrid - Spain. He has more than 9 years of experience managing technological projects in the private sector. At the moment, he is working in the creation of the PMI Ecuador Chapter, and his main objective is to promote Project Management profession in his country. Mr. Franco can be contacted at irwinfranco@yahoo.es.
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