Located near the city of Xalapa, in the Mexican Gulf Coast State of Veracruz, this 470-m (1,542-ft)-long segmental bridge will form the last link of the Amozoc-Veracruz highway, providing a modern and faster way between the central cities of Mexico and the Port of Veracruz. The 17.9-m (58-ft)-wide cast-in-place box girder will carry four lanes of traffic over a deep valley, with pier heights up to 85 m (279 ft).

The superstructure consists of two central spans 145-m (476-ft)-long and two approach spans 90-m (295-ft)-long. The roadway geometry calls for both a vertical curve and a horizontal curve along the entire length of the bridge. The substructure consists of cast-in-place rectangular hollow piers on bored pile foundations and spread footings.

The structure will be erected by the balanced cantilever method using form travelers.