📋 Tender Overview
The Regional Government of Lambayeque announced that this September 18, 2025, the official call of the selection process will be made to execute a high -impact road work between the districts of Chiclayo and Pomalca, through the modality of works by taxes (OXI). This private initiative seeks to close a significant gap in the neighborhood road network, directly benefiting more than 100,000 inhabitants.
The project includes the construction of a road of 5.50 kilometers long, with an average width of 16 meters, which will include four double -meaning lanes. This infrastructure will be designed under the highest technical and normative standards, ensuring optimal conditions for a fluid, safe and efficient transit. In addition to modernizing connectivity between Chiclayo and Pomalca, the work will contribute significantly to reduce vehicle congestion levels and improve the public and private transport service, raising the average speed of circulation at 50 km/h.
As part of its reach, the route will have nine semaphorized intersections with intelligent technology, central separators with green areas, vertical and horizontal signage, road safety systems, spaces for pedestrian traffic, arborization, rain drainage works and the construction of a bridge. All these components have been designed to offer a modern, safe and sustainable infrastructure that positively impacts the quality of life of the population.
The viable investment amount for this work amounts to S/ 71,560,030.24, a figure that includes concurrent control throughout the process. The project considers a total execution period of 600 calendar days, distributed in 120 days for the elaboration of the technical file, 420 days for the execution of the work and 60 days for its liquidation.
Currently, the project is culminating the phase of previous acts, a stage in which the observations and recommendations issued by the Comptroller General of the Republic have been implemented. With this, the way is ready for the official launch of the public call, scheduled for September 18.
This work marks a new step in the Gore Lambayeque strategy to promote regional development through public-private investment mechanisms such as tax works, strengthening road infrastructure and generating favorable conditions for urban, economic and social growth in the region.
