📋 Tender Overview
The current regional government management of Arequipa is about to specify important advances in road infrastructure, with projects that will strengthen connectivity between the most remote peoples of the region, facilitating faster and faster access to essential services such as health, education and development opportunities.
The regional governor, Dr. Rohel Sanchez Sanchez, announced that one of the priority projects, the Majes-Luta and Huambo road in Caylloma, with an investment of 206 million 402 thousand soles, must start its construction before the end of the month.
This 112 km route will directly benefit more than 41 thousand inhabitants and, indirectly, 180 thousand people in high Andean districts, facilitating traffic to places such as Ayo, Chachas, Andagua, Orcopampa and the Valley of Los Volcanes, in addition to promoting tourism in the region.
In addition, it works in a collaboration with Cusco to turn this route into a tourist route that connects both regions with the beaches of Camana, thus promoting economic and tourist development.
Another key work is the Cayma-Cabrerias-Pampa Canahuas road, 170 km and with an investment of more than 175 million soles, which seeks to relieve congestion in the entrance roads to Arequipa and offer an efficient alternative for transit in the districts of Cayma and Yura. Currently, it is in the stage of elaboration of the technical file.
Likewise, the Jachana-Tambopata-Viscavisca-Cayarani neighborhood, in Caylloma, with an investment close to 95 million soles, is in the process of preparing the technical file and will be a route of 42.78 km that will allow the inhabitants of Cayarani to avoid long and complicated routes by Cusco to access the city of Arequipa.
The integral project of the Arequipa-La Joya road also advances with insured financing. The twin tunnels, which will be executed through tax works, have an investment of 113 million soles and already have the good pro delivered to the responsible consortium.
In addition, the third component (road section), whose financing was managed by the current regional management, also advances. The bridge and accesses have an important advance in its execution and are expected to be delivered next July.
Another work is underway is the San Gregorio-Sahuani road in Camana of 36.5 km, with an investment of more than 90 million soles, which is currently in the stage of elaboration of the technical file.
These works are added multiple projects in execution, such as the improvement of roads in Pampacolca-DV Tagre Tipan, Viscachani-Callalli-Sibayo-Caylloma, the Via of Four Carrilles, and others in different provinces, which in the coming months will culminate to close gaps and promote a more equitable development throughout the region.
With these actions, the management of Governor Rohel Sanchez reaffirms his commitment to prioritize road interconnection, promoting the growth and integration of Arequipa for a more prosperous and united future.
