Transnordestina advances and moves closer to a connection with the Port of Pecém
Feb, 19, 2026 Posted by Sylvia SchandertWeek 202608
Construction work on the Transnordestina Railway is progressing in the state of Ceará and is nearing the Port of Pecém, one of the main logistics hubs in Brazil’s Northeast, which has awaited this connection for years. Last week, technicians from the Railway Infrastructure Superintendence (SUFER), a division of the National Land Transport Agency (ANTT), were in the field to closely monitor progress on strategic sections of the railway.
The technical inspection took place on lots 5 and 6, between the municipalities of Senador Pompeu and Quixeramobim, sections scheduled for completion in the first half of 2026. The team also inspected works on lot 11, already at the approach to the Pecém port complex. This area presents significant technical challenges, particularly in integrating the railway with port terminals and other facilities in the complex.
Since authorizing, in 2025, the start of rail transport under a commissioning regime on part of the Transnordestina, ANTT has maintained continuous technical oversight of the sections under construction. The agency’s role includes inspection, technical assessment, and safety monitoring.
Source: Portal BeNews
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