📋 Tender Overview
The work on the retaining wall being carried out in the Yura district registers 90% physical progress and is in its final stage after an unexpected visit by the regional governor Rohel Sanchez Sanchez, who demanded greater speed to accelerate its completion. This intervention will soon allow residents to have a new safe urban road, integrated into Section 3 of Cuatro Lanes, a strategic road axis in the northern cone of Arequipa.
The project is executed by the Regional Government of Arequipa as complementary infrastructure to Cuatro Carriles and aims to improve passability and road safety, strengthening connectivity between the districts of Yura and Cerro Colorado.
Currently, the work is focused on the formwork and emptying of ditches, the construction of ramps and pedestrian passes and the implementation of storm drainage networks, while the paving has already been 100% completed, allowing for better vehicular circulation. In the final stage, the construction of hammers and the installation of road signs will be carried out, which will complete the intervention, reported the construction inspector, Eng. Abel Salazar.
The intervention includes the execution of 400 linear meters of retaining wall, 680 linear meters of ditches and curbs and 3,855.6 square meters of asphalt, consolidating a modern, orderly and safe road for vehicles and pedestrians.
42 workers work on the site, distributed on two fronts dedicated to the execution of ditches and drainage work, which guarantees the sustained progress of the project.
With a budget of S/ 3 million 514 thousand 115.71, the work will benefit more than 150 thousand residents of the northern cone of Arequipa, by reducing travel times and strengthening the citys road integration.
