π Tender Overview
The reform and expansion of Basic School No. 259 Clean Concepcion Perez, in Piribebuy, department of Cordillera, reaches 58.23% completion and continues with the incorporation of new spaces aimed at improving teaching and learning conditions. The work will directly benefit some 500 students who attend this emblematic educational center. The intervention, promoted by the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) and the Ministry of Education and Sciences (MEC), contemplates the conservation of buildings that are in good condition, the recovery of historical sectors and the adaptation of existing spaces to the current needs of the institution. Added to this is the construction of new infrastructure that will be integrated into the original complex, respecting the historical configuration of the school. Among the main additions is a two-level Secondary Education block, designed with safety, accessibility and inclusion criteria, in accordance with current pedagogical needs. The institution will also have specialized spaces that will allow for expanded training and activity options for students. In this regard, Matias Nunez, teacher and worker at the project, highlighted the transformation that the institution will undergo: It is a great source of pride because it is the first school that will be this modern in Piribebuy. It is also the first school that will have a sports center, laboratory, computer room, and they will be fully equipped, he indicated. Safe education with new spaces The work includes the construction of new blocks for the initial level, classrooms for Secondary Education, workshops, inclusive toilets, support areas, a school cafeteria and a sports center with bleachers and a multipurpose field. It also includes an athletics track and recreational spaces, as well as new electrical and sanitary installations. The project is executed by the company Ritter Construcciones and includes the preparation of the Executive Project and the execution of the civil works. The inspection is carried out by RVV Engineering, under the supervision of the UEP-IE of the MOPC. This work is part of the project Improvement of educational infrastructure through the construction and equipment of 17 new educational centers in the 17 departments of the country and is financed by the Itaipu Paraguay Technology Park Foundation (FPTI-PY), with an investment of G. 14,856,341,513. Date: September 10, 2026