📋 Tender Overview
* The construction will guarantee the continuity of cancer care while the new service is being executed, which will benefit more than 9 million Peruvians in the southern part of the country.The National Infrastructure Authority (ANIN) reports on the contractual and operational progress for the construction of the contingency infrastructure of the IREN Sur, a transcendental step in the development of this emblematic project that seeks to strengthen oncological care in the southern macro-region of Peru.
The ANIN, in its role as executing entity of public investment projects, awarded the contingency work to the companies EN JYS Servicios Generales S.A.C. - Constructora Rigaservices (Panama), which will be responsible for the development of the construction in accordance with the terms of the contract. Technical and quality supervision will be carried out by the IREN Consulting Consortium, made up of VICOP S.A., Corporacion de Rationalizacion y Consultoria S.A. and DIMOTEC S.A.C., ensuring compliance with established standards.
The contingency infrastructure has been designed to house the medical and administrative staff of the IREN Sur and allow continuity of patient care during the execution of the main work. This component includes 36 hospitalization beds, 4 ICU beds, 10 emergency beds, recovery environments and procedure rooms, as well as medical offices, administrative offices and specialized areas for chemotherapy in adults and children, all distributed on the ground floor, first and second levels, on a plot of land of more than 8,300 m2 and with a constructed area of more than 14,000 m2, designed to respond to the demands of specialized oncology care.
Technical advance, BIM methodology and social impact
The design of the contingency infrastructure was developed by ANIN itself applying the BIM (Building Information Modeling) methodology, which made it possible to efficiently integrate all the technical components of the project and meet the deadlines established for the work schedule, ensuring quality and coordination between specialties.
The ANIN estimates that the construction of this temporary infrastructure will be completed in approximately eight months, respecting the quality and safety standards of hospital infrastructure.
This contingency component will benefit more than 9 million people in the regions of Arequipa, Tacna, Moquegua, Puno and other areas in the south of the country, consolidating the IREN Sur as a project with a highly relevant social and health impact.
Furthermore, it is estimated that the work will generate direct and indirect jobs, as well as a positive economic impact in the region during its execution, boosting local and regional activity and in the macro south.
With these advances, the National Infrastructure Authority reaffirms its commitment to closing gaps in health infrastructure, promoting comprehensive, safe and timely care to the population and strengthening its institutional presence in the southern macro-region.
