📋 Tender Overview
With an investment of more than S/ 22.5 millionThe Regional Government of Ucayali will make the emblematic work of improving primary and secondary education services in the I.E. a reality. No. 64709-B Agropecuaria Flor de Ucayali, located in the district of Masisea, province of Coronel Portillo. The project will require a contracted investment of S/ 22,520,186.16 and will directly benefit more than 4,000 residents, guaranteeing decent, comfortable and safe spaces for learning in the educational community.
The work, which will be carried out under a lump sum contract, includes an architectural design organized into 19 specific modules. It will house modern classrooms, reception areas and administrative offices located in modules 1 and 2, which will be interconnected by paved pedestrian paths that ensure total accessibility. Likewise, outdoor socialization areas with vegetation, recreational areas equipped with a covered sports slab will be implemented to promote sports.
This project represents a historic step for the development of Masisea. After signing the contract, we are ready to formally begin work. Our goal is firm: to provide suitable spaces that facilitate teaching and learning in this important sector of the region. We urge residents to be vigilant in the execution of the work so that it is completed within the established deadlines, said the regional governor.
For their part, representatives of the educational and community sector of Flor de Ucayali expressed their enormous satisfaction with the physical goals set for this comprehensive project. We appreciate the political will of the regional authorities to meet the needs of our primary and secondary levels; having modern environments will completely change the quality of life and performance of our students, they stated enthusiastically.
The start of construction activities, scheduled to culminate in 2027, consolidates the investments of the current management of the Regional Government of Ucayali focused on closing rural infrastructure gaps, optimizing access to essential public services and generating real development opportunities for the region.
