📋 Tender Overview
Vice Minister of Transportation participated in a multi-sector visit to evaluate strategic road infrastructure projects in the La Libertad region.In an example of the Governments commitment to strengthening road infrastructure and territorial development, the Vice Minister of Transportation, Juan del Carmen Haro Munoz, participated in a multi-sector work visit in the province of Pataz, La Libertad region, together with a high-level delegation headed by the Minister of Defense and made up of the heads of the Energy and Mines and Interior sectors.
During the day, the authorities visited strategic points in the province with the objective of evaluating the operational situation of the territory and verifying the progress of key projects aimed at improving connectivity, security and integration of this area of the country.
In this framework, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC) reaffirmed its commitment to promoting road infrastructure in Pataz, highlighting the progress in the final study of the Puente Pallar - Chagual - Tayabamba - Puente Huacrachuco highway, a strategic axis of the National Road Network that will allow strengthening territorial articulation and energizing the local economy.
Likewise, the maintenance actions of the Laguna Sausacocha - Puente Pallar - Chagual - Buldibuyo section were highlighted, as well as the Buldibuyo - Mamahuaje - Tayabamba - Huancaspata section, whose intervention will begin in the coming months, contributing to improving passability and road safety for the population.
In terms of complementary infrastructure, the MTC reported important progress in the installation of modular bridges. The Monterrey Modular Bridge, 49 meters long, is scheduled for completion in the first quarter of 2026, while the 42-meter Bocatoma Modular Bridge is currently in the selection process.
Additionally, within the framework of the Proregion I program, in December 2025 the execution of Road Corridor No. 19 began, with an extension of 200 kilometers and an investment of S/ 265 million, which includes the preparation of the road, emergency response, improvement and conservation for a period of five years.
In this way, the MTC ratifies its commitment to work in an articulated manner with the different levels of government so that these interventions are translated into concrete works, within the framework of transparent management aimed at closing infrastructure gaps in the areas that need it most.
