📋 Tender Overview
Study referred to identifying and measuring the most important factors that determine the competitiveness of the ports.Last Thursday, June 26, the technical team of the Formulator of the Lambayeque Regional Port Authority (APRL) made a technical visit to the port of Chimbote, in the Ancash region, as part of the actions contemplated in the study referred to identifying and measuring the most important factors that determine the competitiveness of the ports.
During the day, the APRL representatives were received by the head of Operations, Mr. Hugo Gordillo, and the manager of the Port Terminal, Ing. Gerson Arguelles, who provided detailed information on the operations, infrastructure and port services. It was reported that since 2013, the administration of the terminal is in charge of the Regional Government of Ancash, being a representative case of regional port management in the country.
The Port of Chimbote has two spatist docks:
One with two moorings 180 meters long by 16 meters wide, designed to serve ships up to 200 meters in length, mainly dedicated to international trade.
The other spring is intended for fishing boats, 54 meters long and 18 wide, used for loading and unloading linked to fishing activity.
Regarding the services to the ships, mooring attention (spring use), mooring and unchanging, both for solid bulk loading and bulk loading, and for liquid bulk loading is provided. The main mobilized products in recent years have been fishmeal and copper concentrate, highlighting fishmeal as the main export product through the port.
This technical visit constitutes an important step within the process of collection of information and evaluation of successful port models that allow strengthening the planning of the TPL. In that sense, the commitment of the regional government of Lambayeque is highlighted, through the APRL, in the impulse of a competitive, modern port and with regional approach that contributes to the economic development of Lambayeque and the north of the country.
