📋 Tender Overview
The President of the Board of Directors of the Lambayeque Regional Port Authority (APRL), Econ. Ranjiro Nakano reported an important advance in the update of the Master Plan of the Lambayeque Port Terminal (TPL), which will allow in the next few days the official visit of representatives of the National Port Authority (APN) to the region to sign an inter -institutional agreement with the regional government of Lambayeque (GORELAM).
This achievement is based on the presentation of the final report of the demand study, which supports the technical and economic viability of the construction of the TPL in Puerto Eten. As an initial part of the project, the implementation of a maritime infrastructure for cabotage in its phase 0 is recommended, which marks the beginning of a decisive change for the port development of the region.
The meeting was held on June 19 and was attended by the APRL technical team and the general manager, OMM. Jorge Contreras Rivas. During the meeting the technical results of the study were presented, as well as the planning of the actions that will be undertaken in the short and medium term.
One of the most outstanding points is that, thanks to the inter-institutional agreement with the APN, a work plan with a defined schedule (2025-2026-2027) will be executed, which includes key milestones such as the conditioning of the maritime area, the dredging and the construction of the breakwater, all framed within the zero phase of the TPL and oriented to guarantee the operation of an initial infrastructure for an initial infrastructure for the end.
With this firm step, the APRL and the regional government of Lambayeque reaffirm its commitment to the economic and logistics development of Lambayeque, laying the foundations for the port terminal to become a strategic axis for trade and connectivity of the Peruvian North.
