📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) reports that since this morning a temporary diversion of traffic has been applied in the sector known as Korean Curve, in order to begin a new construction stage of the Las Residentas Road Corridor, in the city of Luque, department of Central This is a phase of high operational intensity, with simultaneous interventions in drainage and main structures. As part of this new phase, cellular galleries will be installed on Gral. Abdon Caballero Street, where the construction zone is established. Transit with temporary detour As a consequence of these interventions, a sector of Gral. Abdon Caballero Street in the direction of Avda. Laguna Grande will remain temporarily closed, so vehicles will have to detour along Capitan Avalos and Mayor Tomas Rufinelli until they return to their usual route. It is requested to drive with caution and respect the signage installed in the intervened sector, where there is the accompaniment of the Highway Patrol to guide traffic. Work on several fronts In parallel, excavations for open-air canals are progressing at different points of the route, such as at km 3.8 --with a drain on the Abay bridge-- and at km 3.1 and 2.7, in the school sector. The triple sewer in front of the school has already been completed; Currently, the work is concentrated on access to the Air Force, on the drainage line at km 2.6 and on a simple culvert at km 0.8, in addition to the construction of concrete-lined ditches at km 1.5. The formation of the future road progresses between km 0.7 and 1.3, with excavations and treatment of the base for the embankment. Filling and compaction work is carried out on Ytororo Street, prior to paving with concrete. In parallel, the Abay bridge is progressing with the preparation for the concreting of the second section of the slab, while the viaduct--with all the piles already installed--is progressing with the construction of the foundation caps. About the project The Las Residentas Road Corridor contemplates the duplication of the road, the strengthening of the drainage system and the optimization of urban connectivity, with the aim of improving road safety. The works are in charge of Benito Roggio e Hijos S.A., with financing from the Itaipu Technology Park Foundation - Paraguay and under the supervision of the MOPC. Date: February 18, 2026
