Santos Port Channel ACS/Disclosure The Santos Port Authority (APS) published a notice to hire a water transport company for its employees. The service will make three routes along the coast of São Paulo: Santos-Guarujá (TEV/Santos Brasil), Santos-Ilha Barnabé and Bertioga-Vila de Itatinga. The bid establishes a maximum value of R$16,850,733.33 for the contract, which will be valid for 30 months -- the company that gives the lowest bid will therefore win. Payments to the winning company will occur monthly, within 30 calendar days after approval of each invoice. ? Click here to follow the new g1 Santos channel on WhatsApp. Proposals must be sent by 10am on August 3, 2026 through Banco do Brasil's Licitações-e system. The winner will have five working days to sign the contract after the call and will begin operations on the first working day after signing. The transport is intended exclusively for APS employees, inspectors, authorities and technicians, facilitating movement to difficult-to-access areas. According to the company, the crossings reduce travel time and guarantee the internal functioning of port operations 24 hours a day.
Port of Santos opens tender for R$16.8 million for employee transportation
Santos Port Channel ACS/Disclosure The Santos Port Authority (APS) published a notice to hire a water transport company for its employees. The service will make three routes along the coast of São Paulo: Santos-Guarujá...
Service In addition to regular trips on the three routes, the company will need to make boats available for official APS activities. This includes environmental inspections, inspections, studies and technical visits to the estuary and port channel. Who can participate? The company must demonstrate legal, tax, labor and financial capacity. The contract guarantees the winner the annual adjustment based on inflation (IPCA), financial update in case of delay in payments by APS and the review of values ??if unpredictable tax changes occur. VIDEOS: g1 in 1 Minute Santos
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