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Santos Port Authority new goals aim at infrastructure enhancements

Jun, 05, 2023 Posted by Gabriel Malheiros

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The Port Authority of Santos (APS) has defined ten goals, approved by its Board of Directors (Consad), to improve the existing infrastructure and enhance port-city relations. These objectives include several key projects such as the construction of the Santos-Guarujá tunnel, the revitalization of warehouses 1, 2, 3, and 7, the launch of a public notice for permanent dredging services, the remodeling of Left Bank’s Perimeter Avenue in Guarujá, the STS10 terminal, and the Internal Railway of the Port of Santos (Fips).

The board (Consad) approved these goals during a meeting held on May 23, based on the proposal put forth by APS President Anderson Pomini and the company’s directors. Additionally, nine previous goals were kept in place.

According to Pomini, in a statement, these infrastructure works align with the guidelines set by the Ministry of Ports and AirportsFurthermore, heHe emphasized that the inclusion of ten new goals was in accordance with Minister Márcio França’s directives to enhance the relationship between the port and the city. Simultaneously, APS remains committed to focusing on operational issues to improve and ensure the efficiency and expansion of the largest port in the Southern Hemisphere.

APS states that conducting studies to revise the second phase of Avenida Perimetral in Guarujá addresses the demands of both the port community and the local population. Furthermore, the technical report for the STS10 terminal’s design and the initiation of investments in the Internal Railway of the Port of Santos (Fips) have also been included as goals.

Regarding the revitalization of warehouses 1, 2, 3, and 7, negotiations are underway to transfer the Passenger Terminal Giusfredo Santini, currently managed by Concais, to this location. Additionally, during a public hearing on May 31 about the Parque Valongo project, Eduardo Lustoza, APS’s Director of Development, Business, and Regulation, expressed the intention to relocate the Porto Museum, currently situated on the company’s premises in Macuco, to this area.

The Port Authority emphasizes that these goals align with the company’s six priority themes: integration of the port with the city, infrastructure improvement, worker appreciation, governance enhancement, digital transformation, and sustainable expansion of the Port of Santos.

Goals for 2023

Santos Tunnel
– Guarujá- Dredging
– VTMIS
– Perimeter Avenues (Avenida Perimetral)
– Relaunch of the museum port
– Visitation in port areas
– Revitalization of Valongo
– PDZ [Zoning and Development Plan] – clustering
– Expansion of railway
– PDZ [Zoning and Development Plan] – capacity increase

2022 Goals

– Transparency
– Reports to Consad
– Quarterly balance sheets
– Maximum 2% overtime payroll
– Ethics and Integrity
– Digital services
– Career management
– Land regularization – Railway modal

Source: A Tribuna

To read the original nes report, visit: https://www.atribuna.com.br/noticias/portomar/conselho-aprova-obras-estruturantes-e-metas-da-autoridade-portuaria-de-santos

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