📋 Tender Overview
1,242 linear meters of retaining walls are considered, essential to reinforce the stability of the land and protect the homes in the sector.The road improvement works in the A.H. Pachitea has been gaining momentum and is showing concrete results in a short time. A few weeks after the interventions began, the work has already reached 18% physical progress, steadily exceeding the planned schedule.
During an unexpected visit to the area, the mayor of Piura, Gabriel Madrid Orue, highlighted that the project is progressing 5% above schedule thanks to the commitment of the technical teams and the neighbors themselves.
The work is going above the scheduled progress. The population is contributing by taking care of their project, and that is essential. We manage the resources, but we need the neighbors to participate in the supervision and care of the construction process, said the mayor.
The mayor also urged citizens to avoid the entry of vehicles into the recently emptied areas, remembering that the concrete requires 28 days to reach its final strength. If a neighbor passes by before time, the damage is done to the work that is theirs, he emphasized.
The Territorial Development and Investment Management Management reported that the progress obtained in the A.H. Pachitea greatly exceeds the goals for the month.
For November we were scheduled to close with 12%, but currently we are at 18% and we project to finish at around 21%. This confirms that we are ahead of schedule, the technical team stated.
PROJECT COMPONENTS
The project includes the construction of 27,550.03 m2 of rigid pavement, comprehensively improving vehicular and pedestrian traffic on the main streets of the A.H. Pachitea.
It also includes 10,640.94 m2 of sidewalks and sidewalks, designed to provide safe and accessible pedestrian traffic, especially benefiting children, older adults and people with reduced mobility.
4,254.12 linear meters of sardines are being executed, necessary for the correct delimitation of the roads and urban planning. Likewise, 1,242 linear meters of retaining walls are considered, essential to reinforce the stability of the land and protect the homes in the sector.
The project incorporates 4,615.59 m2 of signage and street furniture, including road painting, bollards, benches and elements intended to improve citizen safety and coexistence.
Additionally, the work includes the installation of a storm drainage system, a fundamental measure that will contribute to reducing the risk of flooding during the rainy season.
Likewise, the creation of a passive recreation area between San Martin Street and Country Avenue is planned, with benches, bollards and colored paving stones, creating a meeting and enjoyment space for families in the sector.
The main roads intervened in this large-scale work include:
Jirones: Napo, Pastaza, Morona, Urubamba, Zarumilla, Pachitea, Huallaga, Amazonas, Maranon, Roma, Cajamarca, Lambayeque and Santa Rosa.
Avenues: Martires de Uchuraccay (between Av. Sullana and Av. Luis Eguiguren) and San Martin (between Martires de Uchuraccay and Av. Loreto).
