📋 Tender Overview
An agreement will also be promoted for PROINVERSION to develop the Lambayeque Industrial ParkLambayeque, April 15, 2026. - The Private Investment Promotion Agency (PROINVERSION) announced that the new High Complexity Hospital of Lambayeque would obtain viability in December 2026. The Agency leads at this stage the formulation of this work that will benefit more than 1 million citizens.
This was established during the Strategic Projects Working Group, organized by the Regional Government of Lambayeque, where key milestones were also noted such as the completion of the Functional Medical Plan for June of this year. This is the essential preliminary step to achieve the official viability of the project, which contemplates an estimated investment of more than USD 350 million to guarantee cutting-edge infrastructure and equipment.
In this regard, the director of PROINVERSIONs Project Portfolio, Yaco Rosas, highlighted: Our commitment is to meet the deadlines to make a work a reality that will benefit not only Lambayeque, but the entire northern macro-region.
The future hospital includes the design, construction and operation of specialized services, covering critical areas such as the ICU, obstetric center and operating rooms, as well as hemodialysis, imaging and blood bank services, expanding health coverage in the region.
Promotion of the Lambayeque Industrial Park and water projects
During the meeting, it was agreed to soon sign an agreement between Gore Lambayeque and PROINVERSION to develop the Lambayeque Industrial Park through the Active Projects modality, on a land of more than 2,900 hectares. After a recent field visit, the aim is to consolidate this logistics center near the future Port of Eten, promoting the competitiveness and export potential of northern Peru.
Meanwhile, the director of Decentralized Investments, Denisse Miralles, highlighted: Collaboration with the Regional Government will allow us to transform large plots of land into productive poles that generate employment and immediate well-being.
Regarding regional water infrastructure, progress was evaluated for the viability of the La Calzada Dam; On the other hand, in relation to the Limon Dam, a schedule of actions will be established to determine the best alternative for the current operation and maintenance and the future growth of the Dam.
