📋 Tender Overview
The delivery exceeds 50% of the material destined for schools in this regionMore than half of the school supplies destined for the Lambayeque region, as an integral part of the strategy for the Good Start of the 2026 School Year, are already in warehouses, ready to be distributed in a timely manner to public schools in the region. In total, 432,869 educational materials will be delivered that will benefit more than 244,000 schoolchildren in the Lambayeque region.
In this order, the Ministry of Education (Minedu) has already delivered 220,883 educational materials, which represents more than 50% of the total batch planned for schools in this region, as part of the actions aimed at guaranteeing that students have them before the start of the 2026 school year.
The total amount includes workbooks, textbooks and materials for libraries and teachers, with an investment of S/1.4 million, and will benefit more than 244,000 students from public educational institutions in this region.
The distribution includes 239,773 units for UGEL Chiclayo, 139,895 for UGEL Lambayeque, 53,046 for UGEL Ferrenafe, 112 for DRE Lambayeque and 43 for the Colegio de Alto Rendimiento (COAR Lambayeque).
In this regard, the Minister of Education, Jorge Figueroa Guzman, pointed out that the materials are aimed at students at the initial, primary and secondary levels, and that their delivery will ensure better learning conditions from the first day of classes.
Likewise, as part of the actions developed by the Minedu in the Lambayeque region, Nestor Supanta Velasquez, Secretary of Strategic Planning of the Minedu, supervised the UGEL warehouse and, on behalf of the head of the sector, inspected the modular classrooms of the Nuestra Senora de la Paz Educational Institution, installed by the National Educational Infrastructure Program (Pronied).
These modules have a bioclimatic design that contributes to mitigating heat and solar radiation, thus improving thermal comfort conditions in the classrooms and benefiting students, who will be able to carry out their academic activities in adequate and safe environments.
