📋 Tender Overview
Intervention is part of the rain drainage project for the Chiclayo city and contemplates more than 13 km of underground drains, two retention tanks and an urban sustainable drainage system.The National Infrastructure Authority (ANIN) developed a socialization workshop in the Pimentel district, where it presented the approved technical file of package 4 of the Chiclayo storm drain project. This activity is part of the territorial articulation process promoted by the ANIN to share the technical advances of the project with citizens and local authorities.
This working meeting was attended by the District Mayor of Pimentel, Enrique Navarro, and the municipal manager, as well as lieutenant governors of the district, together with representatives of key institutions such as the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation; the Peruvian Air Force (FAP); Neighborhood leaders, members of the College of Engineers, Civil Society, among other key actors.
One of the most emotional moments was the intervention of Erasmus Carnero Tesen, president of the Association of Purpose of Villa El Salvador - Chiclayo, who expressed his support for the intervention: We are satisfied to see that this project advances. It is a necessary work, which will contribute to the well -being of the whole population. Sometimes we get obstacles, but this time is time to unite and support us. Anin for not stopping and for making this project come true.
The approved technical file includes, for the Pimentel district, the construction of 13.9 kilometers of underground drains, two rainwater retention tanks (Trap): the Trap-201, located under the Belgium Park, and the Trap-79, under the park Los Jardines de Santa Rosa. In addition, an urban sustainable drainage system (Sud) dry drainage type extended, to develop in the PSX-123 Park will be executed.
This infrastructure will directly benefit more than 50 thousand inhabitants of the Pimentel district, and seeks to mitigate the impacts of the rains that affect the area. During the elaboration of the file, the ANIN promoted a participatory process, holding constant neighborhood socialization meetings with representatives and leaders of various sectors of the district, including Los Robles, Virgen de Fatima, Las Delicias, Los Sauces, Civil Guard and Daniel Alcides Carrion, among others. These spaces allowed to collect citizen contributions and feedback the design with observations of the territory.
The Chiclayo rain drainage project includes four intervention packages in the districts of Chiclayo, Jose Leonardo Ortiz, La Victoria and Pimentel, with a positive impact for more 387 thousand inhabitants. The proposal considers a comprehensive collection, transport, storage and evacuation system of rainwater, with solutions designed to reduce exposure to urban aniegos and adapt to extreme climatic scenarios.
With the approval of the technical file and its socialization, the Anin reaffirms its commitment to transparency, active listening to citizens and the development of technically viable and socially validated projects, for the benefit of the most vulnerable populations in the north of the country.
