📋 Tender Overview
The rehabilitation and maintenance works of the PY01 route continue in the district of San Ignacio, as part of the execution of the Malla Sur project, which benefits road users and thousands of inhabitants of the departments of Misiones and Itapua. Among the main interventions is the construction of a new bridge over the Mayor stream, an infrastructure that represents a relevant step to reinforce road safety and optimize connectivity in the area. Soon, to continue the work, a detour will be enabled in the area that will allow the main road of route PY01 to be intervened, in order to protect the road safety of both construction personnel and users and guarantee compliance with the established schedule. While this is happening, asphalt regularization work is currently being carried out in the Estero Bellaco sector, between route PY01 and Arapysandu street. These actions seek to adapt the section and maintain safe traffic conditions during the intervention. More about the project Malla Sur is part of the Transportation Connectivity project, promoted by the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC), with financing from the World Bank. Its execution is in charge of the Santa Rosa Consortium, with supervision by the SPDYD consortium. The contract, which covers 167.9 kilometers from San Juan Bautista (Misiones) to Encarnacion (Itapua), establishes two years of commissioning and five years of continuous maintenance, currently being in this last phase. This approach guarantees optimal road conditions, ensuring greater safety and efficiency in the long term. Among the improvements planned in this stage are items such as patching, asphalt overlay, sewer cleaning, maintenance of the drainage system and horizontal and vertical signage, with the aim of optimizing the passability of this strategic corridor in the south of the country. Furthermore, it should be noted that all interventions are developed in accordance with the socio-environmental measures established by the financing agency, complying with the impact mitigation requirements at each stage of the work. Date: March 24, 2026
