📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Transport and Communications, through Provias Nacional, maintains its firm commitment to build and install bridges on the non-concessioned National Road Network. With an eye on the future, the sector is striving to deliver 85 bridges to citizens between 2023 and 2024. Of these, 28 have already been completed and progress is being made in the construction and installation of the remaining 57, all of them strategically located on the non-concessioned National Road Network.
As of October 2023, the first 28 bridges have been successfully completed. In parallel, work continues steadily on the remaining 57 bridges, the construction and installation of which will progress until June 2024.
The structures completed so far are distributed in several regions, including Puno (12), Cusco (3), Ica (7), Huancavelica (1), Ayacucho (4) and San Martín (1). Among these bridges are notable examples such as the Huallaga Bridge (407 meters) in the district of Uchiza, San Martín region; Rumichaca I (60 meters) in Pilpichaca, Huancavelica; Viscas (31 meters) in Palpa, Ica; and Huariquisani (30 meters) in Pisacoma, Puno, among others.
In addition, the 57 definitive and modular bridges that are being executed are distributed in different regions, including Junín (7), Cusco (5), La Libertad (11), Puno (28) and Ayacucho (6). Some of the ongoing projects stand out for their magnitude and significance, such as the Shironchari Bridge (48.7 meters) in the district of Río Tambo, Junín region; San José (70.1 meters) in Urpay, La Libertad; Chiquimayo (50 meters) in Santa Rosa, Puno; and Angasmayo (31 meters) in Vinchos, Ayacucho.
These bridges represent a solid link between communities and the integration of the country, helping to optimize passenger transport and the transfer of agricultural production, with safe and efficient roads. This, in turn, translates into a significant improvement in the quality of life of citizens.
Provías Nacional continues to work tirelessly to fulfill its mission of connecting people and strengthening the country's road infrastructure, thus ensuring a more prosperous and connected future for all Peruvians.
