(Recasts with official confirmation on deal)

SAO PAULO, March 23 (Reuters) - Brazil's Votorantim SA and Itausa presented a joint bid to acquire Andrade Gutierrez's (AG) stake in transportation infrastructure company CCR SA for 4.127 billion reais , CCR said in a securities filing on Wednesday.

Earlier, Reuters reported the deal, citing two sources familiar with the matter. One of the sources said the groups reached an agreement on Sunday.

Votorantim already owns 5.8% of CCR and after acquiring the 14.86% stake owned by Andrade Gutierrez will split the combined stake with Itausa. Each group will end up owning 10.3% of CCR, Votorantim said.

Votorantim will disburse 1.3 billion reais and Itausa will pay the remaining amount, totaling 13.75 reais per share, around 4% above CCR closing price on Wednesday.

Andrade Gutierrez had analyzed another bid by Peruvian construction company Aenza, but the time needed by Aenza to get the deal financed made the conglomerate choose the Itausa-Votorantim group, one of the sources told Reuters.

Aenza, which is controlled by IG4, was counting on bank loans and planning a share offering to finance it, the second source added.

Andrade Gutierrez had agreed in May to sell its stake to private equity fund IG4 Capital for 4.6 billion reais but the deal fell through.

Brazil Journal reported earlier on Wednesday that Andrade Gutierrez had chosen the Itausa-Votorantim bid.

($1 = 4.8253 reais) (Reporting by Peter Frontini, Alberto Alerigi Jr. and Tatiana Bautzer, Additional reporting by Aluisio Alves; editing by Stephen Eisenhammer, Diane Craft and Leslie Adler)