📋 Tender Overview
14 Bicentennial Schools in San Juan de Lurigancho, with more than S/1000 million, and 6 in Puno, with more than S/500 million, lead the investmentIn 2026 17 more schools will be added, taking the initiative to 18 regions and projecting an impact on 600,000 schoolchildren
IE Fernando Carbajal becomes the first Bicentennial College of Ucayali
The Bicentennial School Project, seal of the Government of President Dina Boluarte, is consolidated as the largest legacy of educational infrastructure of the last 20 years, under the government model to Government with the United Kingdom and the technical assistance of Finland, which ensures transparency, efficiency and international quality. Currently, 34 schools are under construction and will be delivered this year, completing a total of 75 Bicentennial Schools in Lima and Regions, which will benefit 119,000 students and 5100 teachers with an investment of more than 5 million soles.
In Lima, 23 schools are built in total. In San Juan de Lurigancho, the largest district in Lima Metropolitana, the largest amount of Bicentennial Schools is built, with 14 schools that benefit more than 29,000 students, among which the IE 126 Javier Perez de Cuellar stands out, with a 74 % work progress.
The investment in San Juan de Lurigancho exceeds S/1082 million and also includes the educational institutions Toribio de Luzuriaga and Mejia, Gran Amauta Mariategui, martyr Daniel Alcides Carrion, American Independence, October 10, Colonel Nestor Escudero Otero, Juan Velasco Alvarado, Santa Elizabeth, Inca Manco Capac, Tomas Alva Edison, 166 Karol Wojtyla, Francisco Bolognesi Cervantes and Ramiro Priale Priale. In addition, 5 schools are built in Villa Maria del Triunfo, 3 in Villa El Salvador and 1 in Carabayllo.
In Puno, 6 bicentennial schools are being built that will benefit more than 5600 students through an investment of 527 million soles. Among them, the Glorious IEE 821 (Macusani, Carabaya) stands out, with a 96 % work progress. The other schools that are built are Ie Tawantinsuyo (Desaguadero, Chucuito), Ie Men (Huancane), Ie Telesforo Catacora (Juli, Chucuito), Ie Pedro Vilcapaza (Azangaro) and ie Jose Galvez (Yunguyo).
In Cusco, the Agustin Gamarra Educational Institution, in the Anta district, has an investment of 121.9 million soles and will serve more than 1500 students. In Cajamarca, the San Marcos Educational Institution, located in Pedro Galvez, has an investment exceeding 100 million soles and will benefit 1100 students. In addition, two additional schools in La Libertad and Lambayeque are built, completing the delivery of the first package.
In 2026 a second package of 17 schools will be inaugurated, which will reach a total of 92 Bicentennial Schools in 18 regions, which will directly benefit more than 140,000 students. They will be located in San Martin (1), Moquegua (1), Loreto (1), La Libertad (1), Amazonas (2), Apurimac (3), Huanuco (2), Ayacucho (1), Pasco (1), Cajamarca (1), Lima (1) and Piura (2).
These schools will have art and education workshops for work, which will include laser cutters, 3D printers, scanners and sublimation machines. Pedagogical innovation classrooms, Science and Technology Laboratories, Libraries and Administrative Spaces and Student Welfare will also be implemented. In addition, they will have bioclimatological design, adapted to each region to guarantee thermal comfort, natural ventilation, adequate light and energy efficiency.
To date, 41 schools are already operational, benefiting more than 62,000 students in Lima and regions such as Junin, Ucayali and Callao, with an investment exceeding 3000 million soles.
Ucayali already has its first Bicentennial School
The project already begins to transform Amazon regions with the next inauguration of the Fernando Carbajal Educational Institution, the first Bicentennial School in the Ucayali region, which will serve 1163 secondary level students, with an investment of more than 104.4 million soles.
Built in just 14 months, the new infrastructure has 25 modern classrooms, science and technology laboratories, 3 pedagogical innovation classrooms, 3 art workshops, 2 work workshops for work, library, as well as administrative and student welfare environments.
Since 2023, the Government has allocated more than 11,400 million soles in maintenance, renewal and construction of schools, delivering 153 schools in 15 regions and benefiting more than one million students.
Every school that is built represents an opportunity for thousands of young people to develop their capabilities, learn with cutting -edge technology and are prepared for the future, said Minister of Education, Morgan Quero.
