📋 Tender Overview
Projects will benefit more than 270 users and improve the irrigation of approximately 560 agricultural hectares in the province of ViruThe Regional Government of La Libertad, through the Chavimochic Special Project (PECH), has been promoting actions and technical coordination aimed at strengthening the water supply in the province of Viru, through the evaluation of two hydraulic projects aimed at improving the irrigation system in various agricultural sectors.
During a technical visit carried out in the area, the manager of the PECH, representing the entity, together with the technical teams of the Sub-Management of Studies and the Sub-Management of Operation and Maintenance, carried out coordination in the field with the Board of Water Users of the Minor Viru Hydraulic Sector and user organizations in the area.
Within the framework of these actions, two hydraulic projects were evaluated: the Provisional Intake of the Regulated System for the San Juan Sector and a complementary project aimed at opening a provisional intake by expanding the Napo Canal to the Choloque Canal.
In the San Juan sector, actions were coordinated with the El Choloque User Commission for the implementation of hydraulic infrastructure that allows improving the irrigation service in the area.
The intervention will provide a flow of 100 liters per second of water from the Napo Canal, benefiting approximately 160 agricultural hectares and improving supply during dry periods.
The project includes the execution of hydraulic works such as collection boxes and side intake, dissipation and delivery chambers, air and purge valves, as well as a conduction line in HDPE pipe, which will allow a more efficient distribution of the water resource.
In parallel, the second project will benefit more than 110 users and optimize the irrigation of more than 400 agricultural hectares in the Choloque, Queneto and San Nicolas sectors.
These actions will improve access to water in areas that for decades have depended on limited sources, strengthening agricultural production and irrigation conditions in the province of Viru.
With these actions, the Chavimochic Special Project reaffirms its commitment to closing water gaps and promoting sustainable agricultural development in the region.
