📋 Tender Overview
The National Autonomous University of Huanta - UNAH is in clear growth and institutional development, therefore, almost at the end of the current school year, it stands out by presenting important advances in the construction process of the work Creation of the Basic Services, tracks and paths of the National Autonomous University of Huanta, District of Luricocha - Province of Huanta - Department of Ayacucho, CUI Code No. 2514935.
The execution of this important work is in charge of the contracting company CONSORCIO CONSTRUCTOR, whose resident representative of the work is Eng. Jaime Porfirio Flores Ampudia. The project has an investment budget of S/ 15382,782.35 (fifteen million three hundred and eighty-two thousand seven hundred and eighty-two and 35/100 soles) with an execution period of 540 calendar days, with the expected completion date of March 27, 2027.
As Head of the UNAH Investment Execution Unit, Civil Engineer Ruben Dario Chupayo Chanco participates, who holds the position of Inspector of the work, thus carrying out the administrative and legal technical monitoring to guarantee the quality of the work in accordance with the guidelines and standards established contractually.
To date, the work registers a Physical Progress of 7.10%, evidencing the progressive development of the scheduled works, which will significantly improve the internal road and pedestrian infrastructure and the provision of basic water and drainage services on the university campus.
This work constitutes a fundamental axis for the institutional growth and development of the National Autonomous University of Huanta, since it will contribute to consolidating the Intay - Luricocha university campus, strengthening the conditions to provide a quality academic service, for the benefit of students, teachers and administrative staff, as well as the community of the province of Huanta.
UNAH reaffirms its commitment to the transparent and efficient execution of public investment projects that promote the educational development and well-being of our university.
