📋 Tender Overview
The inclusion of new strategic terminals in the national cabotage network is essential to guarantee equitable, modern and efficient logistics coverage. Within this framework, the Lambayeque Port Terminal (TPL), currently promoted by the Regional Government of Lambayeque and the Regional Port Authority (APRL), is projected as a fundamental infrastructure to connect the production areas of the north of the country with the main national and international markets.
The TPL, located in Puerto Eten, has a privileged geographical position, equidistant between the northern and center of the country, and close to important agribusiness poles such as Olmos, Motupe, Jayanca, Pacora, illimo and Tucume. This location gives it a strategic advantage not only for direct export, but also for the redistribution of merchandise via cabotage towards the ports of Paita, Salaverry, Chancay, Callao and other regions of southern Peru.
Its incorporation into the cabotage network would allow to create logistics synergies between producers, port operators and shipping lines, facilitating load consolidation, reducing transport costs and promoting the decentralization of foreign trade, which is currently concentrated in excess in the port of Callao.
Likewise, the TPL is in a territorial environment that has been planned to house industrial areas, logistics platforms, free zones and specialized storage areas, which will further enhance its capacity for cargo attraction containing, bulk, shot and possibly passenger loads in the future.
In this context, the development of comprehensive and sustainable planning of cabotage, which contemplates variables such as minimal infrastructure, operational efficiency, interregional routes, regulatory incentives and clean technologies, will allow Peru not only to strengthen its internal logistics and decongest the terrestrial system, but also advance towards modern maritime connectivity, resilient and with less environmental footprint.
The integration of the TPL into this port network represents a decisive step to transform Lambayeque into a logistics actor of national reach, positioning the region as a true hub of coastal development and competitiveness.
