📋 Tender Overview
With the aim of finding alternatives to bring connectivity to the different native communities of the district of Megantoni the Regional Management of Transport and Communications led by Eng. Saul Nieto Gamboa through the Functional Unit of Communications and in the company of the Regional General Manager Eco. Victor Samaniego Condori held a working table with presidents of the Native Communities of the Lower Urubamba and representatives of the company Transportadora del Gas del Per TGP. As Cusco Regional Government we have the task of bringing connectivity and closing internet gaps throughout our region this meeting is especially to unlock the connectivity project for Megantoni so we are looking for strategic support in the company Transportadora del Gas del Per so that they can provide three wires of their fiber optics and achieve that all the Bajo Urubamba has internet mentioned the head of the Communications Functional Unit Mag. Roco del Pilar Loayza de Preguntegui. Representatives of the district municipalities of Megantoni Echarate and the Ministry of Energy and Mines also participated in this working table. After the interventions by the attendees the Regional Management of Transport and Communications undertook to formally present the consultations and the technical proposal regarding the use of fiber optics to the company TGP. Similarly a technical meeting will be held on Tuesday May 30 in order to have answers on the technical proposal reached by the GRTC to the company TGP In this regard also in this technical meeting the District Municipality of Megantoni will also participate with its respective technical team. For his part the president of the Management Committee of the Lower Urubamba thanked the willingness of the Regional Transport Management to close connectivity gaps in their communities which until now lack internet and are harmed in education communication and technology. In this way the Regional Management of Transport and Communications of the Cusco Regional Government has been working in coordination for the development of the Cusco population.