Posted on 17/05/08
Peru plans $360-million Lima rail expansion
Peru's government plans to seek bids May 29 on a $360-million (U.S.) expansion of Lima's overhead railway to ease traffic congestion in the country's capital, a government official said. At least three international groups are expected to bid on the project, which will add 11.7 kilometres and nine stations to the 9.2-kilometre system, David Lemor, director of Peru's Proinversion investment agency, said yesterday in an interview in Lima.
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