📋 Tender Overview
The Regional Manager of Transport and Communications, Eng. Saul Nieto Gamboa, with the aim of closing digital gaps, promoting the social and economic development of the population centers of the district of Challabamba and the district mayor, CPC. Riben Fredi Huillca Peña; signed the inter-institutional cooperation agreement of the project "Expansion of broadband internet service in the population centers of the district of Challabamba".
"We know the need of our population and therefore we will work hard to soon close these digital gaps, the internet is extremely important for the development of our localities, as it will facilitate access to information, communication, education and health," said Mr. Saul Nieto Gamboa.
The Project "Expansion of Broadband Internet Service in the Populated Centers of the District of Challabamba", will benefit more than twenty-five localities of the district, in educational institutions, health centers and main squares. The study of the project will have an investment of more than 75 thousand soles and will be assumed by the GRTC through the Communications Functional Unit.
The GRTC will carry out the field work to collect primary information of the project, obtain the meters corresponding to the optical fiber, in the same way, it will elaborate the analytical budget, technical specifications, design and plans of the telecommunications network, the pre-design, design and plans of the civil works for protection of the towers and the project execution schedule,
In the study stage, the District Municipality of Challabamba; support the identification of population centers, educational institutions and health facilities that lack connectivity; Likewise, it will assist in obtaining social licenses and will be responsible for assuming the operation and maintenance costs for the sustainability of the project.
For his part, the mayor of the Town Center of Chimur, thanked the political decision of the Cusco Regional Government for continuing to work on closing digital gaps, since, the benefited localities, until now do not have internet and mobile phone service, generating great disadvantage in education, health and communication.
