📋 Tender Overview
The Olmos Tinajones Special Project - PEOT, in its capacity as the technical body of the Regional Government of Lambayeque, carried out the laying of the first stone of the Mauro Bridge Renovation work, in the district of Pitipo, province of Ferrenafe, an investment that will improve road connectivity and guarantee safer transit on one of the main communication routes that connects the province of Ferrenafana with the populated centers of Batangrande and La Traposa, in addition to the high Andean communities of Incahuasi and Canaris.
The work has a total budget of S/. 2,861,011.81 and will be executed under the modality of indirect contracted administration, through the unit price system. The established execution period is 120 calendar days and the intervention is carried out within the framework of Emergency Decree No. DS 039-2026-PCM, forming part of an IOARR registered with the Unique Investment Code No. CUI 2730323.
The current bridge has a simple concrete structure with a single lane, generating constant vehicular restrictions and risks for transporters and passengers due to the narrowing of the road, a situation that in recent years has caused various traffic accidents. In addition, the infrastructure shows deterioration in the rolling surface, wear of its protective elements and absence of regulatory signage.
With the new intervention, the bridge will have a modern double-lane structure, with a length of 12 meters and a total width of 11.20 meters, with a carriageway of 7.20 meters, which will allow the simultaneous transit of vehicles in both directions. Likewise, it will have pedestrian paths, impact protection walls, metal railings and approach slabs, significantly improving road safety and passability conditions for pedestrians and drivers.
Engineer Luis Piedra Nunez, general manager of the PEOT, highlights that the work will strengthen the road and economic integration of the province of Ferrenafe, allowing safer and more efficient travel for farmers, transporters, merchants and residents who daily use this departmental highway to connect the coast with the high Andean districts and population centers of Lambayeque.
