📋 Tender Overview
Dynamism was driven by Metro Line 2 and the airport sector, which concentrated the largest capital execution so far this year.Investments in public-use transportation infrastructure under the supervision of the Supervisory Body for Investment in Public-Use Transportation Infrastructure (Ositran) reached USD 1,032 million between January and November 2025. This figure represents an increase of 11.35% compared to the same period in 2024, when USD 926.8 million were recorded.
The dynamism of investments was mainly driven by the Lima Railway and Metro sector, which recorded valuations of USD 462.7 million in the first eleven months of the year, mainly concentrated in the advancement of Line 2 of the Lima and Callao Metro.
In second place was the Airports sector with USD 422 million, an amount allocated mainly to the expansion and improvement works of the Jorge Chavez International Airport and the regional terminals. For its part, the Roads sector valued USD 74.2 million, while the Ports infrastructure added USD 73 million.
November investments
In November 2025 alone, valued investments reached USD 94.8 million. The airport sector was the main driver of the month, with USD 73.9 million executed in the direct investment corresponding to Improvement A-20-P006.20 Work Package 3-EPC Terminal, Platform and Access (WP3) of the Jorge Chavez International Airport.
The port sector followed, with investments of USD 12.4 million. Within this sector, the Callao Multipurpose North Terminal stood out, which concentrated USD 12.2 million, mainly destined to the advancement of investments of the works planned in Addendum 1 corresponding to Stage 3A, as well as the relocation of the pipe rack for liquid bulk in berths 3B and 5A.
En el ambito de la infraestructura vial, se registraron valorizaciones por USD 4,7 millones. This result was driven by the progress in accessory works of the IIRSA North, among which packages 1, 5, 6 and 7 of the 2017 Coastal Child Phenomenon Agreement Act stand out, as well as the accessory work of provisional detours in Section 3: Corral Quemado-Rioja, which includes Sector 1 (from km 263 to km 269) and Sector 2 (from km 274 to km 268).
Likewise, valuations were included for work progress in Section 4 of the IIRSA South, specifically in the accessory work for road safety for the improvement of the Asillo-San Anton subsection (from km 75 to km 100), and in the accessory work for urban insertion and drainage conditioning of the Sangari town center.
Finally, the railway and metro sector recorded valuations of USD 3.6 million, corresponding to the progress of works on Line 2. These include the civil works of the ventilation shafts PV11 to PV15, the urban insertion works, and the architectural and installation works at the Circunvalacion, San Juan de Dios, Juan Pablo II and Insurgentes stations.
Likewise, investments associated with the installation and testing of the High Voltage substation (SEAT-Puentes) are included, as well as the facilities of Section 6, the parking area of depot 1B and the local tests of the same section.
Advancement of investment commitments
The reported figures consolidate an accumulated investment of USD 13,794 million in the 34 supervised concessions. Regarding the level of progress of the investment commitments established in the concession contracts, roads register the greatest progress with 81.93%, followed by Railways and Metro with 71.07%, Ports with 60.88% and Airports which registers 53.80%.
Ositran continues to verify in a rigorous and transparent manner that the resources declared by the concessionaire companies correspond to works actually executed, complying with the quality standards and service levels required by the contracts for the benefit of all users.
