📋 Tender Overview
Mayor Janet Castagne inspected the work and neighborhood leaders highlighted that the road will benefit more than 50 thousand families and will improve the connectivity of PucallpaThe neighborhood leaders of Block 9 and the Soledad sector expressed their gratitude to the municipal management for the execution of the important road work on Tupac Amaru Avenue, a project that they consider a historic desire. The work, which is part of the emblematic interventions of the 2023-2026 municipal period, has been generating expectations for the impact it will have on connectivity, commerce and the quality of life of the population.
During a recent inspection visit, the provincial mayor, Janet Castagne, accompanied by neighborhood leaders, verified the progress and quality of the work being carried out on this strategic road in the city and reported that the work registers a physical progress of 20.20%, highlighting that in this first stage the so-called works of art have been carried out, fundamental for the road infrastructure.
Today we are inspecting this work under the 2023-2026 management together with the leaders who are verifying the quality and progress of the work. During these first months, four sewers have been built that are already being completed, said the mayor.
Currently, work continues with the firming and leveling of the road, a process technically known as grading. Likewise, it is coordinating with Electro Ucayali for the relocation of electrical poles, which will facilitate the following stages of the project. Once these preliminary works are completed, the asphalting process will advance more quickly, he explained.
This road will have a key impact on urban development, since it connects with kilometer 6 of the Federico Basadre highway. This work will generate economic dynamism and improve the quality of life of the population. It is consolidating itself as the new urban, commercial and financial center of the city, so this road will be fundamental for the growth of this sector, he highlighted.
The authority also announced that the two sections of Tupac Amaru Avenue will be executed within the current municipal management. The first lane will be completely inaugurated, while the second lane will remain under construction, he stated.
Progress is being made in the profile and technical file of the second lane of this road that connects with Von Humboldt Avenue, he indicated.
In parallel, the mayor reported that Aviacion Avenue is more than 51% complete and its inauguration is planned for this year, fulfilling the commitment made to the population.
LEADERS HIGHLIGHT IMPACT OF THE WORK
For his part, Ivan Soberon Guevara, a resident of the sector and part of the leadership of Block 9, recalled the difficulties that the neighbors faced before the execution of the project.
This road was quite complicated for us. Getting to kilometer 6 could take a long time. With this work, the journey to the wholesale market could be reduced to about five minutes, which will bring many benefits to the population, he said.
Meanwhile, Javier Guerrero, president of Block 9, described the work as a dream come true for the neighbors who managed its execution for years.
In just 90 days we have already made progress of more than 20%. For us it is a great joy because this work will benefit more than 50 thousand families. Currently, leaving the sector costs between 10 and 20 soles by motorbike, but with this route transportation will be much more accessible, he expressed.
The leader also highlighted the joint work between the population and the municipality, pointing out that during the current administration various projects have been promoted in the sector, such as improvements in public cleaning, citizen security, electrification and other services.
Furthermore, Segundo Sinarahua Tuanama, founding resident of the Corazon de Pucallpa human settlement, said he felt satisfied and happy with the good news about the execution of the file for the second lane of Alexander Tupac Amaru Avenue. We thank him for the beautiful works that have been done in this area, he said.
