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The TREM project, a US$350MM DBOT project, is a priority project for the Government of Costa Rica. Connecting 7 municipalities of San Jose, the project is central to reorganization of the public transport system of the greater metropolitan area and freeing the region from heavy traffic. The project will activate the right side of the railway (currently inactive) creating a bidirectional track that will relieve auto congestion and reduce CO2 emissions. The National Institute for Concessions' Ing. Juan Sauma, Director of the TREM project, is the presenter. Read Article about the TREM Project  | Project Phase | Project Type | - Feasibility (begins - ends): 09/2008 – 03/2009
- Bid (Begins- ends): 05/2009 – 03/2010
- Construction (begins-ends): 06/2010 – 12/201
| | Expected Impact
| Components | - Significant improvement on urban massive transportation
- Reduction on CO2 emissions
- Improvement of San Jose City
| - Materials US$100m
- Infrastructure, construction, others US$250m
| Regional Scope
| Sponsor/Presenter | - Great Metropolitan Area of Costa Rica
- 7 municipalities (San José, Heredia, Santo Domingo, Flores, San Pablo, Tibás & San Pedro de Montes de Oca)
| - Sponsor: Consejo Nacional de Concessiones.
- Presenter: Ing. Juan Sauma, Director TREM
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| |  | First Phase of TREM Project - Click Map to Expand
| Satellite View of The Project - Click Map to Expand
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