📋 Tender Overview
With Lidar technology, precise information will be built in 480 km from the channel to design works that will protect more than 1.4 million people in five provinces.The National Infrastructure Authority (ANIN) began the study of the Piura River flood control project, considered one of the most important in the country to prevent overflows and protect the population against emergencies for heavy rains.
The works are carried out with Lidar (Light Detection and Ranging) technology is a television technique that uses laser pulses to measure distances and create high precision 3D maps of the environment, will allow to elaborate digital land models and simulate water behavior. With this information, areas of risk, exposed population and possible damage to infrastructure and economic activities, key supplies for the design of dams, defenses, dikes and erosion control works will be identified.
The contractor has already deployed four brigades in the Salitral, El Molino, Catacaos and Sechura sectors. These brigades have installed 10 geodetic reference points (locations to set exact geographical positions), of which 8 and 38 altimetric control points (BMS) have already been measured, of which 11 have been verified with precision equipment.
The uprising will cover 480 kilometers of the Piura river channel, from its upper basin to the La Nina lagoon, on the coast. This is one of the largest geodesic uprisings made in Peru, which will guarantee technical information with millimeter precision for the formulation of the project.
The topography stage has a cost of S/ 8.9 million within the budget of S/ 24 million for the formulation of the project, with an execution period of 90 days.
As a whole, the Piura River flood control project includes an investment of more than S/ 4.9 billion to protect 1 million 495 thousand people in the provinces of Piura, Morropon, Ayabaca, Huancabamba and Sechura.
With these advances, the Anin reaffirms its commitment to provide modern, safe and sustainable infrastructure that reduces vulnerability to floods, protect lives and ensure the development of families in the north of the country.
