Reuters reports, “The Chilean government has received five offers for a major highway concession in capital Santiago, the ministry of public works said on [May 30], as the South American country seeks to revamp its infrastructure network.” Bidding teams include, “Vespucio Oriente Express consortium made up by Concesiones Infraestructura Chile Dos and Italy’s Salini Impregilo; the Consorcio Vespucio Oriente made up by Spain’s Sacyr and OHL Concesiones; Spain’s Cintra; Grupo Costanera made up by Italy’s Atlantia and Canada’s CPP Investment Board; and the China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC),” according to the report.
