📋 Tender Overview
Within the framework of the Arranca Peru Plan the Ministry of Housing Construction and Sanitation transferred a total of S 42 079 986 to twenty-six municipalities in the Cajamarca region in order to carry out 13 road infrastructure and urban equipment works a project of rehabilitation improvement and repair and the preparation of files and technical files for tracks and sidewalks.The MVCS through its Comprehensive Neighborhood Improvement Program PMIB monitors the physical and financial execution of these works which will provide a better quality of life to more than 332 thousand residents of the aforementioned region and will generate 1220 jobs .We monitor the physical and financial execution of these projects which must be completed before the end of the year. The municipalities have already received the resources and are now in the public bidding process and thus be able to meet the established deadlines said Ernesto Mosqueira executive director of the PMIB.In the Cajamarca province the Chetilla district municipality received S 4 million to carry out road infrastructure works. The local government of Querocoto Chota province was assigned S 6 876 661 to build tracks sidewalks a plaza and a park. Meanwhile the province of Contumaz will carry out works for more than S 1 million.Meanwhile the local governments of Jan San Ignacio Gregorio Pita and Bolvar were offered S 6 495 437 S 6 063 351 S 8 921 300 and S 4 028 303 respectively. With this type of investment we boost the economy contribute to closing gaps and above all improve the quality of life for all our neighbors said Mosqueira.Technical filesIt is worth mentioning that the investment destined for Cajamarca also includes the preparation of technical files for road infrastructure works which are in charge of the district municipalities of Cachachi Chalamarca Chiguirip Chirinos Chontali Chugur Colasay Eduardo Villanueva Gregorio Pita Huambos Jess Namballe Ninabamba Paccha Querocotillo Sallique Tabaconas Tacabamba Tongod and Yauyucan. For this same purpose they were also transferred to the provincial municipalities of Cajamarca Celendn Jan San Ignacio San Miguel and Santa Cruz.In addition to this the local government of Chota received S 596 805 for the rehabilitation improvement and repair of road infrastructure.It is important to highlight that the MVCS through the PMIB carries out the technical accompaniment monitoring and follow-up of the execution by the aforementioned municipalities which must report on the physical and financial progress of the projects.Likewise the MVCS may request the immediate attention of any delay or stoppage of the work and may notify the Institutional Control Body OCI of the municipality or the General Comptroller of the Republic in order to carry out the pertinent actions to protect the correct use of public resources.