📋 Tender Overview
Vice Minister of Transportation highlighted investments in roads, emblematic bridges, air terminals and expansion of digital connectivity to reduce social gaps.Within the framework of the XII Ordinary Decentralized Session of the Multisector Commission VRAEM Productive, held in the district of Union Ashaninca, the Vice Minister of Transportation, Juan del Carmen Haro Munoz, announced a portfolio of projects and interventions aimed at integrating the territories, energizing the local economy and improving the quality of life of thousands of citizens in the Valley of the Apurimac, Ene and Mantaro Rivers (VRAEM).
It was highlighted that the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), through Provias Nacional (PVN), has been deploying a comprehensive strategy with effective presence of the State. In terms of road infrastructure, the preparation of the definitive studies of the Kimbiri (DV Pichari) - Abra Cielo Punco - Boca Santa Ana - Kepashiasto - Kiteni - Palma Real road corridors, with a length of 218 km and a cost of S/ 1,029 million, benefiting more than 65 thousand people and the Cubantia - Anapati - Yoyato - Valle Esmeralda - Pichari - Kimbiri corridor, with a length of 206 km, whose definitive study, in relation to section 1, of 112 km, is being prepared, for an amount of S/ 1,028 million and the definitive study, in section 2, to be scheduled, for a cost of S/ 847 million.
Likewise, the status of PVN interventions on the Quinua - San Francisco Highway was specified, in the critical sectors in the Chalhuamayo - San Francisco section, whose 24 km technical file has an investment of S/ 136 million and is scheduled to be completed by October 2026. As for Tutumbaro, the definitive study for this 12 km variant, with a cost of S/ 84 million, will conclude in April 2027. Both interventions will benefit more than 26 thousand residents of the area.
With the aim of guaranteeing passability while the final studies are completed, the MTC highlighted that road maintenance contracts for service levels are in force for a period of five years on key routes of the Emp highway. PE-3S (Huayllapampa) - Quinua - Tambo - Rosario - San Francisco - EMP. PE-28C (Kimbiri), with a cost of S/ 185 million and Kimbiri - Puerto Ene - Yoyato, for an amount of S/ 128 million.
On behalf of Provias Descentralizado (PVD), the construction of the Llamanniyocc - Vizcatan Alto local road in Ayacucho, 36.7 km long, is being promoted, a project that has an approved technical file for S/ 211.7 million and whose call is scheduled for the IV Quarter of 2026.
Vice Minister Juan Haro reported the situation of two emblematic works, the New San Francisco Bridge, which will link Cusco and Ayacucho and will require an investment of S/ 564 million, which is currently in the selection process and the awarding of the Good Pro is scheduled for the end of June 2026, while the conservation works of the existing bridge, for an amount of S/ 2.3 million, already register a progress of 10.28%.
Likewise, on the Ashaninca Nation Bridge, with a length of 1,394 meters over the Ene River and with an investment of S/ 736 million, it already has a final approved study. The sector has been managing the incorporation of its resources into the 2027 Budget Law to guarantee the start of its execution.
Additionally, through the modular bridge program in Junin and Ucayali, the installation of three 30-meter-long structures Garzacocha, Maniti and Ivotzote was completed in May and on June 11 the mobilization of structures for the installation of five additional bridges in Sepahua and Rio Tambo began. Likewise, given the damage caused by landslides due to climate effects, more than S/ 30 million are invested in trafficability recovery services on roads declared in emergency in the regions of Junin and Ucayali.
Additionally, in the airport sector, progress was announced in the VRAEM Aerodrome (Union Ashaninka), with an estimated investment of S/ 250 million, and whose profile study for the construction of this new runway and passenger terminal will culminate in July of this year. Likewise, the improvement of the Satipo Airport (Pangoa) was announced, a project declared viable with an investment of S/ 223.12 million. Precisely today, June 12, S/ 530 thousand were allocated for the beginning of the property diagnosis, a decisive step to secure the land for the work.
Finally, it was reported that through PRONATELs regional projects, 313 town centers and 577 public institutions in the VRAEM are already benefiting from broadband internet, registering more than 80% progress in the speed increase projects in Ayacucho, Huancavelica and Cusco. Additionally, eight rural towns in Ayacucho and Junin are projected to be served through investment commitments associated with 5G concessions (3.5 GHz band), with an investment of S/ 9.49 million by December 2029, benefiting the inhabitants of the area with digital connectivity.area.
With these actions, the MTC reaffirms its commitment to continue working jointly so that connectivity is a true lever of social inclusion and productive development in the VRAEM.
