📋 Tender Overview
About 32 thousand Peruvians and Peruvians will benefit from these works that will be under the supervision of the Integral Barrios Improvement Program (PMIB).Within the framework of the improvement policy in urban infrastructure and closing of gaps, between the months of August and September, the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS), signed agreements with 17 municipalities for the execution of works of tracks and paths, for the benefit of 31,859 inhabitants nationwide.
Thanks to this articulation between the MVCs and the municipalities, urban mobility projects will be executed that have a projected total investment greater than the S/179 million.
The agreements were signed with the provincial municipalities of Piura, Bagua, Acobamba, Cajamarca, Rioja, San Marcos and Santa Cruz; and with the district municipalities of Villa El Salvador, Nuevo Imperial, Acuembo, Andaymarca, Choras, Coishco, Huayucachi, La Victoria, Ninacaca and Ticlacayan.
These projects seek to improve urban infrastructure, pedestrian and vehicular traffic, promoting safer and orderly environments in the regions of Amazonas, Ancash, Cajamarca, Huancavelica, Huanuco, Junin, Lambayeque, Lima, Pasco, Piura and San Martin.
The Integral neighborhood improvement program (PMIB) will have the responsibility of monitoring and monitoring the physical and financial execution of the works, which will be in charge of local governments. According to the latest report, 12 of the 17 municipalities have already started the selection process to hire the execution and supervision of the works.
In this way, the Government, through the Ministry of Housing, reaffirms its commitment to urban development and the closure of basic infrastructure gaps in favor of each Peruvian.
