📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) published the call for National Public Bid No. 90/2025, Contracting of construction, repair and maintenance companies of school premises to enhance (LEAP) - 1st Group (ID 474608), corresponding to the first stage of the project weaving support for educational excellence (Tape). In this initial phase the intervention is expected in 17 educational institutions, within a plan that contemplates the improvement of 316 schools and schools throughout the country. The establishments included in this first call are: Basic School No. 5420 Immaculate Concepcion, San Rafael National College, Basic School No. 5427 Paz y Esperanza, Basic School No. 5455 Divine Light, Basic School No. 5428 Santa Maria, Basic School No. 1531 San Francisco de Asis, National College Paraguay-Suiza, San Roque National College of Santa Cruz, Basic School No. 6707 San Jose, Basic School No. 15377 Nueva Esperanza, Dr. Roberto L. Petit National College, Paraguayan National Soldier College, Santa Ana National College, Nueva Ciudad Nueva, San Roque Gonzalez de Santa Cruz National College, National College Saltos del Monday and Santa Teresa de Jesus National College. Key tender dates Consultations can be held virtually until Thursday, October 9, 2025, through the enabled portal. The delivery of offers is scheduled for Wednesday, October 15, 2025, at 11:00, at the Single Entrance table of the MOPC central building. The opening of them will be held that same day, at 11:30, in the auditorium of the third floor of the central building. The estimated amount of the tender is G. 37,386,470,193. Financing and regulations The Tape project is financed by means of a world bank loan and is governed by Law No. 7433/2025, which approves the loan agreement No. 9517-PY. Likewise, the call follows the Procurement Regulations for Borrowers in Investment Projects of the International Agency. Comprehensive Transformation of Education With a total investment of USD 125 million, Tape is one of the most ambitious initiatives in educational infrastructure of recent years. It will benefit about 150,896 students of mandatory basic education through the intervention in 300 school premises to enhance (LEAP), in addition to 16 Centers for Inclusion Care (CAI) and six teacher training institutes that will serve about 10,000 attendees. The program aims to fully improve official school spaces, prioritizing structural safety, the provision of drinking water, hydrosanitary infrastructure and universal accessibility. With this first stage, the MOPC begins an educational transformation process that will allow students and communities to access safe and quality facilities, which strengthen both learning and school life. Date: September 25, 2025
