The new license covers the entire length of the 1,108 m quay, the 280,000 sq. m container yard, plus other buildings, such as the “Visitors’ House”, the area designed for truck drivers’ support and the area designed for the fumigation of containers.
“This achievement represents an essential step towards the operating of our terminal in a full capacity of containerised cargo handling” said Henry Robinson, CEO of BTP.
“The process of the O.L. for the second phase of the project occurred rapidly. This timely manner demonstrates the federal government’s commitment to finding solutions that boost Brazil’s infrastructure in the port sector” highlights the executive.
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