Measuring 3.2 kilometers long and 38 meters wide, the Pumarejo Bridge is the widest cable-stayed bridge in Latin America. Its construction posed a significant technical challenge and required the use of innovative solutions, such as a large-scale self-climbing formwork system, which enabled the structure to be built while maintaining high standards of safety, quality, and efficiency.
Spanning the Magdalena River, this structure has become a symbol of Barranquilla and the Colombian Caribbean, improving mobility and connectivity while contributing to the region’s economic development.
The Pumarejo Bridge is a testament to engineering, but also to the talent, innovation, and commitment of our professionals. It is a project that reflects our ability to tackle major challenges and build infrastructure that connects regions, creates opportunities, and leaves a lasting legacy.
Four decades after our founding, we continue to celebrate the projects and, above all, the people who have made these 40 years of Sacyr possible.