📋 Tender Overview
The port terminal of Lambayeque (TPL) is a strategic work conceived as a multipurpose port infrastructure of macroregional scope and bioceanic projection, oriented to meet the growing demands of export and import generated by the mining and agro -industrial sectors of the North East Peruvian.
This project has been incorporated into the National Port of Port Development of Peru, under the conduct of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), and is actively promoted by the Regional Government of Lambayeque as part of the commitment to sustainable economic development and the competitiveness of the country.
The TPL area of influence covers the departments of Cajamarca, Amazonas, San Martin, Lambayeque and Loreto, regions with high productive potential that today lack a modern and efficient port infrastructure to place their products in international markets.
Main characteristics and components of the project:
Construction of a unprotected bentless for the attention of solid bulk, such as minerals, fertilizers and agroindustrial products.
Installation of a multiboyas system for discharge of liquid bulk, such as fuels and industrial supplies.
Execution of a breakwater, which will improve the operating conditions against waves and guarantee operational continuity.
Dredging of the access channel and maneuvering zone, to increase the available depth and allow the entry of large -draft ships.
Construction of spring and esplanade, to address container traffic and general load, allowing the diversification of logistics services.
This port will not only be an output platform for local and regional production, but will also play a key role in the Peru -Brazil logistics corridor, strengthening the interoceanic connection with the Pacific Asia, and opening new commercial exchange routes.
The Lambayeque port terminal symbolizes the vision of a region that bets on infrastructure as a development engine, consolidating Lambayeque as the new logistics and economic axis of northern Peru.
