📋 Tender Overview
Through decentralized provisions, the purchase of these structures that will improve traffic conditions in areas affected by natural emergencies was convened.With the aim of guaranteeing the safe traffic of people, vehicles and goods in areas that suffer from restrictions due to landslides, rains and natural disasters, the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) launched, by decentralized provias, a call to acquire 51 modular bridges that will be installed in 16 regions.
This infrastructure, of rapid placement and high resistance, will be deployed in Amazonas, Ancash, Arequipa, Moquegua, Ayacucho, Cusco, Ica, Huancavelica, Huanuco, Junin, La Libertad, Pasco, Piura, San Martin, Ucayali and Puno, benefiting thousands of families and reinforcing connectivity and the regional economy.
Twenty of these metal bridges will be acquired within the framework of the Multisectoral Plan against heavy rains and associated hazards 2025-2027, approved by Supreme Decree No. 005-2025-PCM. While another 31 will be purchased within the framework of the Emergency Decree No. 001-2025-PCM, which allows the situations of damage and imminent danger, and establishes extraordinary and urgent measures, and urgent, in economic and financial matters.
This acquisition will allow provisional structures to improve the transitability on short -term roads, before any eventuality, as well as provide adequate conditions on the roads so that the settlers can safely move to their study, health and production centers.
The regions where the largest number of bridges are concentrated are: Ancash (7 bridges), Ayacucho (6), Piura (6), Arequipa (4), Cusco (4) and Huancavelica (4).
These single -lane modular bridges are between 24 and 60 meters in length. In addition, they meet the specifications and technical standards in order to ensure their resistance to possible natural phenomena. The investment amount is US $ 20 million, which includes the purchase of metal structures, its installation and supervision.
The calls are published on the SEACE portal of the specialized agency for efficient public hiring (OEC).
