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The purpose of the visit was to review progress on the access design for the Fourth Bridge over the Panama Canal – a strategic project in which Sener is responsible for the design. During the working meeting, particular emphasis was placed on accelerating the design of the Eastern Interchange.
A BIM simulator was used during the visit, allowing a detailed visualisation of the bridge’s structure, traffic flow, and signage. The day concluded with a tour of Sener’s facilities, giving the Panamanian representatives an insight into the company’s technological capabilities and multidisciplinary approach.
Representing Sener’s Mobility team at the meeting were César Quevedo, Managing Director; Ricardo Sardinha, Roads Director; Jaime Borrego, Engineering Director; Luis Bazán, Operations Director; José Antonio Alvarado, Head of the Transport Infrastructure Hub; and Eduardo Villarejo, Project Manager.
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