📋 Tender Overview
The Moquegua Regional Government, through the Pasto Grande Regional Special Project (PERPG) and as part of the management works, restarted the construction of a modern hydraulic infrastructure in the district of Coalaque, General Sánchez Cerro province, an initiative that will guarantee the supply of quality water in order to contribute to improving agricultural production in the area.
The resident of the project, Eng. Gabriela Flor Morón, reported that the work reached an advance of 50% in the catchment points of Coline and Cayeranto located at an altitude of 4,300 meters above sea level.
He said that according to the goals of the work, the construction of a 25-kilometer pipeline is planned, using HDPE pipes and the storage of water resources in 5 strategically located reservoirs. The technical team has restarted work on different fronts in order to comply with the planned execution.
The project supervisor, Eng. René Zapana Barrientos, highlighted the adequate compliance with the execution schedule of the work, focusing on the completion of the Coline and Cayeranto catchments that will guarantee a flow of 450 liters of water per second, which will be directed through a new hydraulic system to the five reservoirs along the pipeline.
The beneficiary farmers of Palcamayo, Coalaque and Pampa Dolores are eagerly awaiting the completion of the work, anticipating the implementation of new agricultural development plans with a view to agro-export, awaited for more than 50 years.
The work is carried out with an investment of S/ 33'764,274.85 soles and is called "Improvement and expansion of water services for irrigation in the Coalaque and Pampa Dolores Irrigation Commissions, in 6 localities of the district of Coalaque, province General Sánchez Cerro, department of Moquegua".
