According to Diário do Transporte, the Companhia Paulista de Trens Metropolitanos (CPTM) has postponed the public session of a tender for design and works at the Abrigo Roosevelt, in São Paulo. The session had been scheduled for Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at 10h. It has been moved to Friday, October 30, 2026, at the same time, according to a notice published in the state's Official Gazette.
What the contract covers
The tender uses an integrated contracting model, which brings together in one procedure the preparation of engineering and architecture projects and the execution of the interventions. The design work covers basic and executive projects.
Under this model, the contracted company would be responsible not only for construction or renovation but also for developing the technical solutions needed, following the requirements set by the contracting party. The procedure must follow the terms of the call for bids and the legislation that applies to state-owned companies.
The notice does not provide new details about the planned services and does not report any change in scope. Diário do Transporte places the work within the maintenance and adaptation of facilities linked to rail infrastructure.
What has not been announced
- No start date for the works has been set.
- No completion deadline has been published.
- The timeline depends on the continuation of the tender and on the contract conditions.
Context
According to the report, CPTM provides metropolitan rail services in the State of São Paulo and maintains operational, administrative and property structures that need conservation, adaptation and maintenance. The notice is described as one stage of the procurement process for the Abrigo Roosevelt.