📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) promotes the socialization of the Coastal Defense, Drainage Works, Avenida Costanera and Parque Lineal de Concepcion, with a community dialogue process that accompanies the execution and seeks to ensure transparency, safe public spaces and job opportunities for residents of the area of influence. As part of this process, project technicians held a meeting with representatives of a local indigenous community, where they explained the scope of the interventions and confirmed that the project is located in an area of indirect influence, without direct territorial impact on that population. The urban component includes two kilometers of coastal avenue and a linear park along the layout of the defensive wall, an infrastructure that will integrate the protection system with the urban environment and generate safer, more functional and accessible public spaces for the inhabitants of Concepcion. After concluding the review of the executive project, the tasks are concentrated in the northern sector with cleaning, reflushing between kilometers 4.7 and 6.48 and installation of geotechnical instrumentation using asymmetric plates and piezometric tubes. Planning plans to soon begin refloating in the southern sector, starting at kilometer 2.3, thus expanding the execution fronts of a work aimed at strengthening coastal protection and improving the urban integration of the city. Labor inclusion and citizen attention During the meeting, community representatives valued the institutional openness and requested technical training that facilitates access to jobs within the construction fronts. For queries, complaints or suggestions, citizens have access to the line 0974 633 514 as a permanent service channel. Social project management The technical and social execution is in charge of the company LT S.A., while the project team maintains dialogue with local leaders to identify needs, strengthen transparency and promote job placement opportunities linked to the development of this coastal infrastructure. Date: September 2, 2026