📋 Tender Overview
This important project in the province of San Martin benefits more than 38 thousand volleyball players in the region in the children, youth and senior categories.The San Martin Regional Government completed the construction of the Regional High Performance Center located in the district of Morales, province of San Martin. The execution of this project, developed in its stages I and II, required an investment of more than seven million soles, consolidating itself as an emblematic work that will contribute significantly to the strengthening of sports development and the comprehensive training of volleyball talents in the region.
The execution of the project was in charge of the Regional Infrastructure Management (GRI), which carried out the comprehensive intervention of the existing spaces corresponding to stage I. The High Performance Center has specialized infrastructure for the practice of volleyball, highlighting the implementation of a floating wooden floor with PVC coating, a high-level sports technology that makes it one of the seven venues nationwide that have this type of certified surface.
Likewise, it has adequate equipment and furniture for training, training processes and official competitions, guaranteeing technical, disciplined and professional management of the sport. These actions allow us to have a modern, functional infrastructure in accordance with the technical standards required for the training of high-performance athletes.
It should be noted that, on January 26, the GRI technical team carried out an inspection visit to the facilities, with the aim of verifying the correct implementation of the sports equipment and furniture, as well as verifying that the infrastructure is in optimal conditions for its next start-up.
With the completion of this work, the San Martin Regional Government reaffirms its investment policy in quality sports infrastructure, generating adequate spaces that contribute not only to sports development, but also to the comprehensive training of children and young people in the San Martin region.
