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The winner was the Centers road concessionary company. The project will benefit more than 1.6 million people and connect five regions of the country.The Ministry of Transportation and Communications, through Proinversion, awarded today the good pro of the Longitudinal Highway Project of the Sierra Section 4, a megaobra that will enhance connectivity in the center and south of the country and that will benefit more than 1.6 million people.
The winner was the Centers road concessionary company, which will invest more than USD 1582 million to modernize this important national route of more than 955 km, which connects the regions of Junin, Huancavelica, Ica, Ayacucho and Apurimac.
The head of the MTC, Cesar Sandoval, explained that the work will be developed under the modality of public-private partnership co-financed, and a concession period of 25 years.
This work is not just a way, it is a path to development, integration and hope that will connect communities that have been forgotten for years. What represents is work, economic growth and better opportunities for our people, Sandoval said.
This route will connect with strategic points of international dispatch, such as the General Port Terminal San Martin and the Puerto del Callao, allowing to reduce logistics costs, promote the mobility of goods and people, and open new economic and social opportunities for millions of Peruvians.
Section 4 contemplates more than 900 kilometers of intervention, including rehabilitation, maintenance, construction of new segments and integral operation of the road.
The main actions planned are the rehabilitation and improvement of 148 km between the diversion of Pampas - Izcuchaca - Mayocc, the construction of the San Clemente avoidance, in Ica (5 km), the initial periodic maintenance in 752 km, from Mayocc to Ayacucho, Sahuinto Puente and Pisco - Huaytara -Hyacucho diversion, and the integral operation and maintenance of the corridor.
With this work, the State promotes a strategic road that will enhance the competitiveness of the country, articulate territories and open new routes for the social and economic development of the Central and South Sierra.
