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Armed Forces Hospital has over 20 million for surgical module

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Briefings

The Brazilian Army's General Staff received authorization from the Government to construct a surgical module at the Hospital das Forças Armadas in Lumiar, scheduled for 2025-2029. The authorized budget increased from 14.71 million euros to 20.27 million euros due to updated project requirements and rising construction costs, with the total cost distributed across five years. The project is funded by the Military Infrastructure Law and involves building building H05.

Key points

• The Brazilian Army's General Staff received authorization to construct a surgical module at the Hospital das Forças Armadas in Lumiar, scheduled for 2025-2029.
• The authorized budget increased from 14.71 million euros to 20.27 million euros due to updated project requirements and rising construction costs, with the total cost distributed across five years.

Context

The project is funded by the Military Infrastructure Law and involves building building H05 at the Hospital das Forças Armadas in Lumiar. The increase in budget reflects updated project requirements and rising construction costs.

Limitations

The evidence covers the Army's authorization for a surgical module construction project. Specific details about the module's design, location, and exact construction timeline beyond the stated 2025-2029 period are not provided.

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