📋 Tender Overview
In December, the laying of the asphalt layer begins, work that will benefit more than 100 thousand residents of the province of San Martin.The Regional Government of San Martin (GORESAM), under the leadership of Governor Walter Grundel Jimenez, continues to promote great works that transform the region. Among them, the construction of the future Martinez de Companon Avenue in Tarapoto stands out, a strategic project executed by the Huallaga Central and Bajo Mayo Special Project (PEHCBM), which already registers a physical progress of 45%, consolidating itself as one of the most important road interventions in the province of San Martin.
With an investment of more than 17 million soles, this work will benefit more than 100 thousand inhabitants, boosting urban mobility, strengthening integration between sectors and promoting the orderly growth of Tarapoto. The intervention includes comprehensive paving and modernization of the entire road, with safety, functionality and environmental sustainability criteria.
Currently, the 3-meter-wide central curbs are being completed--completely paved--that will shape the main cycle path, strategically located between the two 6.10-meter vehicular lanes between blocks 7 and 13, and in an independent lane between blocks 14 and 15. This infrastructure will contribute to more fluid and orderly circulation, benefiting both drivers, pedestrians and cyclists.
Likewise, the start of laying the asphalt layer in the first section, between blocks 7 and 11, is scheduled for the month of December. In parallel, work is progressing in the Santa Ines jiron and the Los Chancas passage, where the established technical standards are rigorously complied with.
One of the most relevant milestones of the project was the intervention in blocks 10 to 14, where there was a deep ditch that occupied almost half of the road. This sector was transformed with the construction of a 2.20 x 2.20 meter collector sewer that extends for more than 550 meters, ensuring an efficient drainage system and allowing the adequate construction of sidewalks and lateral areas.
The manager of the PEHCBM, Javier Sinti Flores, highlighted that this work responds to the commitment assumed by the governor: This is a promise of Mr. Walter since he was provincial mayor, and today, as governor, he has been fulfilling by providing Tarapoto with a modern road with current quality standards. With this important advance of 45%, the Regional Government of San Martin reaffirms its commitment to seeding the future, promoting works that improve the quality of life of thousands of citizens, strengthen urban infrastructure and ensure orderly development for the province of San Martin.
