📋 Tender Overview
The third section of the Bioceanic Road Corridor advances in its consolidation with the execution of the first 10 kilometers of continuous asphalt base. This milestone is recorded in Lot 1, which currently concentrates the largest uninterrupted extension of pavement within its layout, which covers a total of 53.8 kilometers. As part of the roadway shaping process, two work fronts dedicated to the execution of the cemented granular base remain active. In parallel, embankment tasks are being carried out in three strategic sectors of the route, located at kilometers 102, 130 and 137, with the aim of guaranteeing soil stability for the following construction stages. In the urban area of Mariscal Estigarribia, interventions focus on the construction of rigid pavement and the installation of sewage systems. Likewise, in the access area to the city, the placement of cellular sewers is progressing, a key infrastructure to ensure efficient and sustainable drainage. Social impact and community participation The project also incorporates a relevant social component in the Santa Teresita indigenous community, belonging to the Guarani Nandeva people. The construction of educational classrooms and the improvement of the access road are being carried out on the site, which facilitates the connection of the community with the main route and improves the mobility of its inhabitants. These actions also boost the local economy by hiring labor from the area, integrating residents as part of the support teams in infrastructure works. Under the supervision of the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC), the works are in charge of the Pacific Consortium, with an investment of G. 485,505 million financed by Fonplata. Regional integration through the Chaco Finally, this work is consolidated as a strategic axis for regional integration, by contemplating the paving of 224 kilometers of the PY15 route, from Mariscal Estigarribia to Pozo Hondo. Divided into four lots, the Bioceanic Road Corridor seeks to optimize logistics in the Chaco and strengthen international trade through the connection between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Date: April 29, 2026
