Funding allocated to infrastructure projects totals $3.17 trillion.

Disbursement Analysis — As of June 27, 2026

Cumulative disbursements for the mobility infrastructure projects portfolio total $3.17 trillion, out of a total contracted value of $7.06 trillion, representing 44.85% financial progress. Of the total disbursed, $2.83 trillion corresponds to construction contracts and $337,183 million to supervision contracts.

The breakdown by project is as follows:

•The TransMilenio on Av. 68 accounts for the largest share, with $1,852,267 million disbursed (60.98% of the contracted value).

•TransMilenio Phases II and III in Soacha, with $502,722 million (88.49% of the contracted value).

•The TM Trunk Line on Ciudad de Cali Avenue, with $425,393 million (53.93% of the contracted value).

•Calle 13, with $202,941 million (40.09% of the contracted value).

•Urban Renewal projects, with $132,081 million (29.91% of the contracted value).

•The Carrera Séptima Green Corridor, with $40,327 million (2.53% of the contracted value).

•The Alameda Medio Milenio Cycle with $1,057 million (1.07% of the contract value).

•Mutis Avenue from TV 112B to KR 112 with $9,341 million (42.49% of the contract value).

Note 1: The percentage of disbursements corresponds to the ratio of the amount paid (construction + supervision) to the total contract value of the contracts included in the analysis.

Note 2: The consolidated figure corresponds to payments made to contractors and supervisors for public works contracts in the “In Progress,” “Suspended,” and “Expired” statuses. Excluded are “Completed” contracts, study and design contracts for urban revitalization projects, and disbursements to concessionaires.

Note 3 — TransMilenio Phase II and III Soacha Disbursements: In an email dated June 25, 2026, the EFR (Jairo Andrés Montoya Escobar) clarified that the apparent decrease in the amounts paid under contracts 60-EFR-2019 and 61 -EFR-2019 between the March and May 2026 reporting periods did not correspond to an actual reduction in payments, but rather to a change in reporting methodology (constant 2018 pesos vs. current pesos) in an interim report, which has since been corrected and approved by the entity. The current amounts as of May 31, 2026 (Lot 1: construction $173,242,449,685.56 / supervision $45,329,990,220.21; Lot 2: construction $255,567,946,627 / supervision $28,582,576,061) are those already included in the database and in this report.

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The Bogotá Chamber of Commerce is monitoring 30 infrastructure projects for mobility in Bogotá and the surrounding region, which involve 80 contracts at various stages of implementation: studies and design, feasibility, pre-feasibility, pre-construction, and construction.

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