The  Agency for Trains and Integrated Public Transportation (ATTRAPI) launched the call for bids for the construction and design of six railway stations for the Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo passenger train.

According to the document, these are the stations General Escobedo, Salinas Victoria, Villaldama, Lampazos de Naranjo, Anáhuac and Nuevo Laredo .

“The work will be carried out under a continuous management scheme ( fast track ), starting construction in stages as portions of the executive project are completed, without waiting to have the project completed in its entirety, which implies that work can begin as long as the construction elements of the work to be carried out do have the corresponding executive project,” the agency specified.

ATTRAPI highlighted that Salinas Victoria, Villaldama and Lampazos de Naranjo are old stations with historical value  cataloged by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) , so the winner must consider the materials, specialized personnel, tools, equipment, temporary installations and other elements required for their correct execution, in accordance with the guidelines and authorizations issued by this institute.

“The winning bidder will be responsible for coordinating with the competent authorities for the initiation, management, monitoring and conclusion of all necessary procedures, the preparation of studies, reports, executive project and the execution of rescue and salvage actions, as well as for carrying out the corresponding works, within the deadlines established by the agency,” he explained.

The agency specified that the presentation and opening of proposals for this project will be on April 21, and that day the date on which the decision will be made will be announced .

Similarly, he indicated that the start date for the work will be May 21, 2026, with a deadline for the execution of the work of 558 calendar days .

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