📋 Tender Overview
In a high -level meeting between the Regional Government of Lambayeque and the presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), the main problems that affect the city of Chiclayo and the districts of Jose Leonardo Ortiz, La Victoria and other strategic sectors of the region were comprehensively addressed.
The regional governor, Jorge Perez, presented a priority agenda with technical, normative and financial proposals that seek to articulate the structural crisis in public services, urban infrastructure, environmental management and heritage conservation.
One of the central themes was solid waste management, since approximately 600 tons are generated daily in the main districts, but only between 450 and 500 tons are effectively collected. This leaves a daily lag of between 100 and 150 tons without collecting, which has been generating spotlights of unhealthiness, environmental pollution and a deteriorated urban image.
Given this reality, the PCM was requested exceptionally authorizing the participation of private operators in the valorization, segregation and final disposal of waste, exceeding the current restrictions imposed by current regulations, as the well -known Chabelita Law.
As for the state of road infrastructure, Chiclayo faces the severe deterioration of more than 120 thousand square meters of urban roads, especially in the historic center, main avenues and interprovincial connections.
An urgent investment estimated at 16.8 million soles is required to recover vehicular and pedestrian transitability. This need is directly linked to the critical status of drinking water and sewerage networks, whose structures exceed 50 years old.
According to technical diagnosis, more than 50% of the drinking water network and about 30% of sewerage networks require immediate renewal. The currently paralyzed projects, such as the work of improvement of networks in the town center (28 million soles) require the approval of technical expert opinions and complementary financing for its restart and the renewal of the Bolognesi collector (10 million soles), the replacement of the pavement is pending.
In the same context, the urgency of unlocking the wastewater treatment project was highlighted that would benefit more than one million people in the province of Chiclayo and nearby districts. Despite having a favorable opinion of the Ministry of Housing since May 2018, the project has not yet had the necessary viability declaration for its execution.
Another key aspect addressed at the meeting was the urban intervention of the right of track. It was proposed to reduce and improve critical sections such as the one that goes from the Gran Chimu oval to the Reque bridge (investment of 54 million soles, benefiting more than 380 thousand people), as well as the section between the Chiclayo oval and the Naylamp oval (31 million soles, 223 thousand beneficiaries), with incorporation of arborization, storm drainage and lighting.
Finally, the proposal called Pope Leo XIV Route was presented, a strategy for the valuation of the tourist and religious heritage of Lambayeque. The Regional Government requested the approval of an emergency decree that authorizes regional and local governments directly intervene in the recovery of churches, convents, museums and key archaeological sites for cultural tourism in the region.
Among the prioritized actions is the patrimonial intervention of the Santa Maria Cathedral Sanctuary of Chiclayo, for which 2 million soles are required. Additionally, a financing of 3 million soles is proposed to improve hygienic services, accesses, lighting, signage and furniture in museums and tourist complexes of the three provinces.
The PCM received the proposals and expressed its willingness to evaluate each of them quickly, prioritizing those that can be treated through regulatory and urgent budgetary mechanisms.
