📋 Tender Overview
The paving of the Py17 National Route, known as Martirres de Acosta Nu children, continues to move forward in the north of the country and in lot 4 one of the most important milestones is recorded: the construction of structures that will allow harmonic coexistence between the new way and the natural environment. Currently, 3 x 3 -meter concrete cell sewers are being placed in km 168.8, with a step of 20 linear meters specially designed to facilitate the transit of wildlife and cattle. This type of works fulfills a double function: guaranteeing road safety and at the same time preserve the biodiversity of the area, allowing animals to cross safely without invading the road. Along with these actions, the compaction of the approximation embankment is executed, the loading of the first embankment layer in km 168.5 and 168.7, and the loading of cutting material in km 169.1. Land movement works are also carried out in km 170 and 160, which prepare the track for the following construction stages. More project details Lot 4, by the Sovereign Consortium (T&C, Constructora Isacio Vallejos and Ravella Carranza), has a G. 327,452 million contract and is one of the most advanced. However, the other lots are also underway with the first track tasks, which include cleaning, ground movement and base formation. The Py17, previously called the Sovereignty Route, will travel 221 kilometers between Pedro Juan Caballero and Salto del Guaira, parallel to the border with Brazil. With a total investment of USD 220 million funded by the Development Bank (Fonplata), the project will directly benefit some 150,000 people and the entire region indirectly. In addition to the main road, it contemplates urban crossings, circumvalations, toll and weighing stalls, along with a five -year maintenance plan after construction. In this way, the work not only seeks to improve connectivity in Amambay and Canindeyu, but also to become an infrastructure model responsible with the environment, incorporating solutions that integrate road safety and fauna protection. Date: September 26, 2025
