Ayesa Ingeniería leads the supervision of the monumental Fourth Bridge over the Panama Canal, key to connectivity and regional foreign trade

Construction Fourth Bridge It is one of the most significant civil engineering initiatives of Latin America and is progressing well, reporting a 26% physical progress with notable advances in foundations, columns and relocation of utilities.

The role of Ayesa Engineering, a global provider of engineering and technology services, is crucial and encompasses the comprehensive supervision of the project. Its main objective is to ensure that all work is carried out under the highest standards of quality, respecting costes and deadlines projected, in accordance with the established plan.

This ambitious bridge, whose completion is scheduled for 2028...becomes a vital artery. It will have a total length of 3,5 kilometers and six lanes, and is projected to facilitate the transit of approximately 130.000 vehicles per dayIts imposing main towers will reach 190 meters in height.

This contract represents the consolidation of the Spanish multinational's trajectory in Panama

The design includes a main cable-stayed bridge 965 meters long, with an impressive main span of 485 meters and a clearance of 75 meters above the Canal, an essential requirement for the passage of ships. The project aims decongest the traffic on the existing Bridge of the Americas and Centennial Bridge, improving the connectivity and the quality of life of more than two million inhabitants.

In addition to the benefit to urban mobility, the expansion of the road network and its connections to the West of the Canal will generate a direct positive impact at the logistics sector, Services and the Panamanian, fundamental elements for the development of foreign trade of the region.

To ensure maximum efficiency and control, Ayesa is implementing cutting-edge methodologies such as BIM models (Building Information Modeling) and systems of audiovisual monitoringThis methodology is integrated with GIS models for monitoring progress and inspections through document management and supervision platforms.

This contract represents the consolidation of the trajectory of the Spanish multinational in Panama, where it has already left its mark on large-scale projects such as the supervision of Metro Lines 1 and 2, the modernization of the Tocumen International Airport or the Amador Convention Center.