📋 Tender Overview
Inspection actions reinforced operational standards in the airport, port, road and railway sectors and the Lima Metro.During 2025, the Supervisory Body for Investment in Public Use Transportation Infrastructure (Ositran) imposed 54 sanctions and 20 penalties on transportation infrastructure concessionaire companies, for a total accumulated amount of S/ 11,250,038, as part of its work of supervision and control of contractual and regulatory compliance.
The measures adopted have a dissuasive nature and seek to preserve the quality, safety and continuity of services, as well as protect the interests of users and the State.
Sanctions imposed
54 sanctions were applied during the period, which represented around S/ 10.14 million.
In the Railway and Metro sector of Lima, Ositran imposed 17 sanctions for nearly S/ 1.41 million on Tren Urbano de Lima S. A., for non-compliance linked to infrastructure maintenance, safety standards, restrictions in the provision of service, deficiencies in the attention of claims, lack of timely renewal of insurance and accessibility and non-discrimination obligations.
In the airport sector, 12 sanctions were registered. Aeropuertos Andinos del Peru S. A. accumulated six sanctions for S/ 817,212, for applying improper rates, not timely delivering the Payment for Maintenance and Operation (PAMO) to the grantor, not correcting observations in perimeter fence works and for failing to comply with service levels in 2023.
For its part, Lima Airport Partners S. R. L. received six sanctions for more than S/ 3.26 million, highlighting a fine of S/ 3.06 million for technical non-compliance in the new control tower of the Jorge Chavez International Airport, in addition to deficiencies in maintenance and failures in the elevators of the control tower.
In the port sector, 22 sanctions were applied for more than S/ 3.97 million, mainly for non-compliance with minimum levels of service and productivity. The sanctions affected the concessionaires APM Terminals Callao, DP World Callao, Terminales Portuarios Euroandinos Paita and Terminal Portuario Paracas.
In the Road Network, three sanctions of S/ 658,210 were applied to Autopista del Norte S. A. C. for not executing works committed as planned with the Grantor; to Carretera Andina del Sur S. A. for not correcting observations in road inventories; and, to Carretera Sierra Piura S. A. C. for non-compliance with the Corrective Measure regarding the collection of rates for vehicles with category M2 weighing more than 3.5 tons.
Penalties applied
Regarding penalties, during 2025 20 were applied for around S/ 1.14 million.
The road sector concentrated 17 penalties, which totaled S/ 438,500. In total, nine were applied to COVINCA S. A. for S/ 230,720, Concesionaria Vial Sierra Norte S. A. was penalized with seven for an amount of S/ 197,480; to both concessionaires for the failure to exercise possession defenses in the road network that was concessioned to them; and, 1 penalty against Autopista del Norte S. A. C. of S/ 10,300 for having submitted the Monthly Conservation Report for July 2024 to the Regulator out of time.
In the railway sector, the concessionaire Metro de Lima Line 2 was penalized a total of S/ 181,900 for delays in correcting observations to its Service Provision Plan.
In the airport infrastructure sector, two penalties were applied to Aeropuertos del Peru S. A. for S/ 77,017, linked to non-compliance with scheduled maintenance and delays in the execution of works at the Iquitos airport.
During the period analyzed, no penalties were applied in the port sector. All sanctions and penalties have a firm decision by Ositran.
