📋 Tender Overview
Clear and technical information to citizens about the scope and benefits of this strategic intervention for the province.The Provincial Municipality of Piura and the Lima SAC Consortium reported the progress of the project that will transform solid waste management with a new landfill and recovery plants that will benefit more than 700 thousand citizens.
The Deputy Management of Comprehensive Solid Waste Management (SGIRS) of the MPP, in coordination with the Lima Consortium, held the first informative workshop of the project Improvement and Expansion of the Comprehensive Management of Municipal Solid Waste in Piura and Expansion of the Final Disposal Service for Castilla, a key work for public health and environmental care.
The activity took place in the assembly hall of the provincial commune and allowed clear and technical information to be provided to citizens about the scope and benefits of this strategic intervention for the province.
The project includes the construction of a modern sanitary landfill in the Cuevin sector, Catacaos district, as well as the implementation of organic and inorganic waste recovery plants in the area where the municipal dump currently operates, on the Piura-Chulucanas road.
The deputy manager of the SGIRS, Eng. Juan Manuel Echeandia Vinas, welcomed the attendees on behalf of Mayor Gabriel Madrid Orue, highlighting that this work will mark a before and after in waste management, reducing health and environmental risks for the population.
During the technical presentation, the environmental engineer of the Lima Consortium, Romel Oribe Pretel, explained that the project will directly benefit the districts of Piura, Castilla, Veintisirse de Octubre and Catacaos, reaching a population of more than 700 thousand inhabitants.
He explained that the landfill will have an approximate area of 40 hectares and will apply the Japanese Fukuoka design, a semi-aerobic technology that reduces the generation of methane gas and minimizes the polluting impact of leachate.
Likewise, he specified that organic waste will be treated for the production of compost, while usable inorganic waste will be classified in a collection center, with only non-usable waste going to the landfill.
These information workshops are part of the social component of the project and will keep the population informed about the progress of the work. The execution is carried out according to the established schedule and the work will be delivered in strict compliance with the standards and technical specifications of the file.
With this initiative, the Provincial Municipality of Piura reaffirms its commitment to achieving sustainable improvement in solid waste management, protecting the health of families and the environment in Piura, Castilla, Veintisisimos de Octubre and Catacaos.
