📋 Tender Overview
The intervention will restore walkability, safety and better living conditions to hundreds of families.After 80 years of waiting, Pachitea is beginning to see the change. The Provincial Municipality of Piura carries out the emptying of sidewalks on Zarumilla and Santa Rosa streets, as part of a comprehensive work that will transform the walkability and quality of life in the sector.
The project is 55% complete and continues to develop normally. Eng. Echeandia, representative of the contracting company, reported that the work is progressing according to the schedule and that the completion date is scheduled for May 23.
He explained that concrete has already been intervened on the tracks on Santa Rosa, Zarumilla, Urubamba, Roma, San Martin and Maranon streets. Subsequently, retaining walls will be built on Pachitea Street, reinforcing the structural safety of the area.
A resident of the sector highlighted the positive impact of the project. Before, the streets were destroyed, with the asphalt deteriorated. Now we are going to have flagstones, curbs, gardens and avenues, all completely new. The work is a very good change for the population of Pachitea, he stated.
From the commune they specified that the work has not been paralyzed and that it is being carried out in a sustained manner, denying versions spread on social networks. The intervention will restore walkability, safety and better living conditions to hundreds of families.
The project includes the construction of 27,550.03 m2 of rigid concrete pavement; 10,640.94 m2 of sidewalks and hammers; 1,074.70 m2 of green areas; 4,254.12 linear meters of sardineles; 1,242 linear meters of retaining walls; and 4,615.59 m2 of signage and street furniture.
Likewise, it includes a sloped storm drainage system that will reduce the risk of flooding and improve road and pedestrian safety throughout the sector, consolidating a historic intervention for Pachitea.
