📋 Tender Overview
More than 70% of the affected roads have already recovered traffic thanks to the actions carried out by the sector and its executing units.The Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC) reported that, between January 1 and March 8, 2026, 513 emergencies have been attended to on the National Road Network located in 24 departments of the country, as a result of intense rains and weather phenomena that affect road infrastructure.
According to the sector report, 31% of the emergencies corresponded to platform erosion, 25% to landslides and 17% to mass landslides or landslides, which shows the high vulnerability of some road sections to geological and climatic events. The regions with the highest number of emergencies recorded were Piura and Ayacucho with 55 cases each, followed by Pasco (47), Cajamarca (46) and Huanuco (31).
Damage was also reported in Arequipa, Ica and Lambayeque, among other regions.
Faced with this situation, the MTC, through Provias Nacional, has been carrying out actions to assist and recover trafficability in various strategic road corridors. Among them are routes PE-01N and PE-01NN, which are part of the Sullana - Tumbes - Puente Internacional de la Paz road corridor, where emergency work continues with heavy machinery to fully restore traffic.
Thanks to these interventions, 71% of the affected roads have already recovered their passability, while work continues on the sections with restricted traffic. To strengthen these actions, the entry of additional machinery is planned, such as dump trucks, tankers, motor graders, rollers and backhoes, which will accelerate the rehabilitation work.
Likewise, the MTC, through Provias Descentralizado, has been providing support to regional and local governments to respond to emergencies in the departmental and neighborhood road network. In the case of the departmental road network, 6 emergencies have been attended to in Huancavelica, Moquegua, Madre de Dios and San Martin, through the delivery of 4,263 gallons of fuel, valued at S/ 69,842.03, which has made it possible to facilitate the intervention of machinery and recover trafficability in four districts.
In the neighborhood road network, the support has allowed 175 emergencies to be attended to in 12 departments, including Ayacucho, Piura, San Martin, Ancash, Cajamarca, La Libertad, Amazonas, Puno, Lambayeque, Junin, Huancavelica and Ica. For these interventions, 85,767 gallons of fuel have been supplied, for an amount of S/ 1,460,242.12, benefiting 112 districts and allowing the road rehabilitation work to be expedited.
The MTC reaffirmed that it will continue to work in a coordinated manner with regional and local authorities to restore road connectivity and guarantee the safe transit of the population, especially in areas affected by the intense rains that occur in various regions of the country.
