📋 Tender Overview
To safely mobilize passengers make it easier for farmers to transfer their crops to the food markets and in order to connect more Peruvians with the cities with the greatest commercial movement the Ministry of Transport and Communications MTC proposes build 630 bridges on sub-national roads that will benefit the most remote locations in the country.They are specific short-term and low-complexity interventions. One of the objectives is to reactivate the economy of the communities said Minister Juan Francisco Silva in relation to the sectors proposal.The head of the MTC explained this approach as part of his presentation before the Transportation and Communications commission of the Congress of the Republic in which he addressed the governments Transportation and Communications policies. It was detailed that the sector will have four policies that will govern its functions. These are the National Policy on Road Safety soon to be approved the National Telecommunications Policy which is projected to be approved in the first half of 2022 the National Transportation Policy approved in December 2021 and the National Urban Transport Policy which is currently being prepared. As part of his presentation in Congress Silva reiterated that the sector will continue with the execution of the project for the new Central Highway a 136-kilometer long four-lane highway which includes tunnels and viaducts.Other important highways whose execution continues for the benefit of the population are Canchaque-Huancabamba Piura Calemar-Abra El Naranjillo La Libertad Oyn-Ambo Lima-Pasco Canta-Huayllay Pasco-Junn-Lima and Negromayo -Yauri-San Genaro Arequipa-Cusco.Meanwhile regarding the Huancayo-Huancavelica railway project it was reported that the land has already been released. Juan Francisco Silva also reported on the major airport projects underway such as the expansion and modernization of the Jorge Chvez International Airport and the construction of the Chinchero airport in Cusco whose first stage of earthworks is 21.49 complete. Likewise he highlighted the telecommunications projects that seek to bring the Internet to all Peruvians as well as the regional broadband projects that are being carried out in 12 regions of the country.
