The 47 young apprentices from the Industrial Logistics Process Operator program of the ViaSul Construction Consortium, formed by Odebrecht Engineering & Construction and Power China, took part this week in another technical visit, this time held in Soledade, the hometown of the program participants. The activity aimed to bridge theory and practice, expanding technical knowledge, strengthening local networking, and creating opportunities for professional development.

The Brazilian Navy held this Wednesday (18) the ceremony for the handover of the Command Building of the Admiral Átilla Monteiro Aché Instruction and Training Center (CIAMA) and the Fuel Oil Supply System of the Madeira Island Submarine Base (BSIM), at the Itaguaí Naval Complex (RJ).

These deliveries represent another step forward in consolidating the support infrastructure for the Submarine Force and the Submarine Development Program (PROSUB), strengthening the Navy’s operational and logistical capabilities.

Odebrecht, through the New International Airport of Cabinda (NAIC) project, and the National Institute of Employment and Professional Training (INEFOP) of Cabinda, signed on February 23, 2026, a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at promoting youth access to the labor market by hiring graduates from the class of 2025. According to the signed Memorandum, the contract will last one year, and the young professionals will be remunerated, evaluated, and granted professional certification.

The Barra do Dande Ocean Terminal (TOBD) carried out its first gasoline loading operation on February 27, 2026.

This milestone marks the beginning of a new operational phase, in which TOBD will start supplying the domestic market—both by land (tank trucks) and by coastal shipping—with Gasoline and Diesel.

The operation reinforces TOBD’s role as a strategic infrastructure to ensure Angola’s energy supply, contributing to greater efficiency, logistical safety, and development of the sector.

Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes inaugurated, this Friday (3/6), alongside the President of the Republic, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the Professor Moacyr Sreder Bastos Tunnel, the first tunnel in the history of Campo Grande. The new connection between the Caroba and Posse roads is expected to reduce travel time between the two regions from 15 minutes to just three.

On November 26, the Brazilian Navy launched the submarine Almirante Karam (S43), the fourth and final conventional vessel built under the Submarine Development Program (PROSUB). The submarine will now undergo testing until its final delivery.

The Cantareira Consortium, serving the concessionaire Via SP Serra, completed last Friday (February 6) the opening of the outer lane of Tunnel 101, in Section 2 of the Northern Rodoanel project. This milestone represents the meeting of the excavation fronts and symbolizes one of the most significant advances toward the project’s completion.

Odebrecht Engineering & Construction ended 2025 reaffirming its leadership position in Brazil’s heavy construction sector. The company’s performance was in line with the sector as a whole, according to the latest edition of the Blue Book of Infrastructure, published by the Brazilian Association of Infrastructure and Basic Industries (ABDIB). According to the publication, investments in the country are expected to exceed R$ 280 billion in 2025, with the private sector accounting for approximately 84% of this amount.

This Monday, the 26th, the Enseada Shipyard received a visit from Jerônimo Rodrigues, Governor of the State of Bahia; Jaques Wagner, Senator of the Republic; and state secretaries, who attended the delivery of the first batch of 13 mining barges built for the client Lhg Mining.

Today marked the groundbreaking ceremony and the signing of the project handover agreement for the Luena (Moxico) – Saurimo (Lunda Sul) section of the Benguela Railway, in Angola. The project will be carried out by Odebrecht Engineering and Construction in the African country.