Funding allocated to infrastructure projects totals $3.16 trillion.

Analysis of Disbursements — As of April 27, 2026

As of April 27, 2026, the monitoring portfolio shows total disbursements of $3.16 trillion, representing 43.83% of the total contracted value of $7.21 trillion included in the analysis. Of this total, $2.82 trillion corresponds to construction disbursements and $331.141 billion to supervision disbursements.

Distribution by Project

The Transmilenio along Av. 68 is the project with the highest volume of disbursements, with $1.815 billion paid out of a contracted value of $3,037,210,622,412, equivalent to 59.74% of its contract value. The breakdown includes $1.637 billion for construction and $178 million for supervision.

The Transmilenio Soacha Phases II and III reports $452 billion disbursed out of a contracted amount of $568,083,626,678, equivalent to 79.53%, making it the project with the highest disbursement percentage in the analyzed portfolio.

The Transmilenio Trunk Line Av. Ciudad de Cali reports disbursements of $419 billion out of a contracted value of $788,763,046,573, with a disbursement rate of 53.07%.

Calle 13 recorded $146 billion in disbursements out of a contracted amount of $506,219,026,136 (28.92%).

Laureano Gómez Avenue (AK 9) between AC 170 and AC 193 has recorded $148 billion in disbursements out of a contracted amount of $159,618,205,511 (92.52%).

The Urban Renewal Projects report $132 billion disbursed out of $435,245,497,630 contracted (30.35%).

The Carrera Séptima Green Corridor reports $39 billion disbursed out of $1,596,262,124,130 contracted (2.46%).

Mutis Avenue from TV 112B to KR 112 reports $9 billion disbursed out of $21,047,711,189 contracted (44.38%).

The Ciclo Alameda Medio Milenio project, which is currently suspended, has disbursed just $1 billion out of $98,499,076,816 contracted (1.07%).

The consolidated total of the analyzed portfolio amounts to $7,210,948,937,075 in contracted value, with $3,160,658,837,120 disbursed (43.83%).

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

Note 2: The consolidated figure includes the sum of payments made to contractors and public works supervisors for contracts in the In Progress, Suspended, and Expired statuses, as well as contracts in the Completed status. It does not include disbursements for study and design contracts related to development projects, nor disbursements to concessionaires.

Description

The Bogotá Chamber of Commerce is monitoring 29 infrastructure projects for mobility in Bogotá and the surrounding region, which involve 79 contracts at various stages of implementation: studies and design, feasibility, pre-feasibility, pre-construction, and construction.

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Note: The disbursement percentage corresponds to the ratio of the amount paid (construction + supervision) to the total contract value of the contracts included in the analysis. The consolidated report includes the sum of payments made to contractors and supervisors for public works contracts in the In Progress, Suspended, and Expired statuses, as well as contracts in the Completed status. It does not include disbursements for study and design contracts related to development projects, nor disbursements to concessionaires.