📋 Tender Overview
In Alto Parana, the paving works on route PY21, which connects the Itaipu Superhighway Junction (route PY07) with Puerto Indio, are advancing at a sustained pace, with Lot 2 close to 60% complete. In total, there are more than 60 kilometers of new road (lots 1 and 2) that will benefit some 150,000 people in the region. The project is part of the Call of the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) No. 07/2022, under the CCOMA modality (Construction and Maintenance Contract by Service Levels), which guarantees both the quality of the execution and the long-term maintenance of the road. Advance in Lot 2 Lot 2, managed by the company LT S.A., reached a progress of 57.06% as of September 2025. This section extends from General Diaz (km 27) to Puerto Indio (km 60.3), with a total extension of 33.36 kilometers. Tasks include asphalt paving with polymer-modified concrete, which offers greater durability and resistance to heavy traffic. The road has a 12-meter wide platform, a 7-meter roadway and 2.5-meter paved shoulders on each side. Likewise, a weighing station with a mobile scale and control docks is being built, essential infrastructure to preserve the useful life of the route and maintain the safety of cargo transportation. During September and October, the work focused on the execution of embankments, improved subgrade, ligation irrigation and placement of the asphalt layer with polymers, in addition to temporary signage to guarantee the safety of users during the tasks. Progress on Lot 1 Lot 1, executed by the company Benito Roggio e Hijos S.A., is already more than 71% complete, transforming the route from the junction with route PY07 and the beginning of Lot 2. In this area, asphalt concrete bases, polymer binders, improved subgrade and granular base are executed, ensuring the structural stability of the pavement. In addition, bridges are built and drainage works, ditches, culverts and slope plastering are carried out, elements that contribute to a safe and sustainable infrastructure. Connectivity and development With the technical supervision of the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC), this work is consolidated as a strategic investment in connectivity, road safety and sustainable regional development, strengthening the link between production, urban centers and international corridors. Date: October 20, 2025
