New Bidding Opens for Volivo Bridge Construction
By Sharon Zoe Williams A fresh bidding process for the construction of the multi-million-dollar Volivo Bridge over the Volta River has officially opened. It marks a major step forward in the strategic infrastructure partnership between Ghana and Japan as the partnership of both countries gain momentum. Minister of Roads and Highways, Hon. Governs Kwame Agbodza, […]
The bidding process for the construction of the Volivo Bridge over the Volta River has commenced, signaling a significant advancement in the strategic infrastructure collaboration between Ghana and Japan. Minister of Roads and Highways, Hon. Governs Kwame Agbodza, reaffirmed the government's dedication to the project during a recent statement.
Agbodza highlighted that the bridge will enhance regional connectivity, boost local commerce, and greatly improve access to vital public services for nearby riverine communities. To expedite the process, an evaluation committee has been established to assess all submitted bids, with the committee projected to conclude its review within a week.
Construction is anticipated to begin early next year. Emphasizing the importance of this endeavor, Agbodza described the bridge as a crucial milestone in the longstanding bilateral relations between Ghana and Japan. He expressed confidence in selecting a contractor that will receive full government support. Upon completion, the Volivo Bridge will alleviate transportation challenges across the Volta River, facilitating the movement of agricultural produce, goods, and commuters while unlocking the economic potential of adjacent trade routes.
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