📋 Tender Overview
The Francisco Bolognesi Educational Institution in the Majes district is experiencing a transformation that hundreds of families have been waiting for for years. What were once improvised classrooms known as Las Esteritas are now moving towards becoming a modern school where nearly 500 students will be able to learn in a safe, dignified place designed for their growth. The work carried out by the Regional Government of Arequipa registers a physical progress of 57%, consolidating itself as one of the most important educational works for the province of Caylloma.
The investment amounts to 19 million 216 thousand 626.13 soles and includes the construction of 13 blocks with 19 classrooms, two laboratories, three innovation classrooms, ten workshops, a library, a multipurpose room, a dining room, a kitchen, five complementary services and four warehouses. A huge leap compared to the old prefabricated modules that parents built with their own hands so that their children did not miss classes.
The construction inspector, Architect Gustavo Hervas, explained that the project is already in the finishing stage, with emptying of slabs and sidewalks, interior and exterior painting, sanitary and electrical installations, and notable progress in the installation of doors and windows in all blocks. He pointed out that part of the furniture is already in the classrooms and that the work on ceramics, metal railings, storm drainage, SUM structures and green areas continues, leaving everything on track to deliver a modern, safe and functional school for the students.
The work also boosts Majes own economy. Today there are 39 workers in the area who participate in masonry, carpentry, welding and ironworks. Many of them are parents who see how their work will directly contribute to their childrens education, a source of pride that accompanies every day.
The management of regional governor Rohel Sanchez maintains a firm commitment to education as the basis of development. 31 schools have already been built in the region and several more are close to being delivered, an effort that continues to improve educational infrastructure and offer thousands of students modern and safe spaces, especially in agricultural areas where a good education opens up real opportunities for progress.
