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Sener has been a key partner in the development of Line 1 of the Panama Metro, a vital infrastructure for mobility in the capital. Our involvement spans from the initial design of the line, commissioned in 2014, to its expansion to Villa Zaita, inaugurated in 2024.
In the initial phase, we were responsible for the tender design, basic design, detailed design and technical assistance in construction of the underground section, which includes the design of the tunnel, underground stations and workshops and depots, working for the construction consortium formed by FCC and Odebrecht.
Later, we continued our collaboration in the expansion of Line 1 as responsible for the tender, basic, detailed design and technical assistance on-site for the OHLA and Mota-Engil consortium.
This ongoing commitment highlights our experience and capacity to accompany the development of key infrastructure throughout its life cycle.
Sener accompanied the construction consortium in all phases of the Design & Build project, from technical assistance and preparation of technical documentation in the tender process, to detailed design, including technical assistance for construction.
We elaborate the detailed design of the 7.1 km double-track tunnel and eight underground stations, including associated ventilation and emergency rescue shafts. In addition, we collaborated with the consortium on:
The Panama Metro was conceived as a high-capacity mass transit system with conventional metro-type trains with steel wheels, composed of up to a maximum of 5 cars, for an approximate length of 91 m and 2.71 m wide at the waist, and with an estimated maximum capacity to transport 39,000 passengers per hour.
A 2.4 km extension located on the north side towards the Villa Zaita area, including a new station with this name, for which we have developed the tender, basic and detailed engineering of the civil works of the project.
The project has an investment of more than 200 million euros and will allow an increasing of the traffic of the metro line by 30,000 passengers per day.
At Sener we have been in charge of the:
Sener has been a key player in the transformation of mobility in Panama City. In addition to Metro Line 1, we are involved in the construction of Metro Line 3 and the emblematic Fourth Bridge over the Panama Canal. These vital infrastructures seek to alleviate traffic congestion and improve the quality of life for more than one million people.
Line 1 of the Panama Metro is the first undergroung line built in Central America, designed to improve urban mobility in Panama City.
It is approximately 18 kilometers long.
It has 15 stations, of which 8 are underground and 7 are elevated.
Its route runs north-south, connecting the National Bus Terminal in Albrook with Villa Zaíta.
Line 1 of the Panama Metro has the capacity to transport between 270,000 and 310,000 people daily.
Its distinctive color is red.
It connects with line 2 at San Miguelito station and will have a connection with the future line 3 at Albrook.
It uses conventional metro type trains with steel wheels, composed of up to a maximum of 5 cars.