📋 Tender Overview
Investment exceeded 67.4 million soles, allowing the advancement of strategic water works and the viability of the Embalse Cardos project.The Tacna Special Project (PET) reaffirms its commitment to the water development of the region by closing fiscal year 2025 with a budget execution of 94.05%. According to the report presented to the Board of Directors, the institution achieved an effective expenditure of more than 67.4 million soles, out of a Modified Institutional Budget (PIM) of 71.5 million.
During the last ordinary session, the head of the Office of Planning and Strategic Management highlighted that the Institutional Opening Budget (PIA) of 61.3 million experienced an increase of 16.7% during the year. This financial dynamism allowed the fulfillment of 53 budget goals, distributed in 4 programs and 18 strategic investments fundamental for regional water security.
Milestones in Infrastructure and Management
Among the most significant achievements of the period, the declaration of viability of the Multipurpose Project Embalse Cardos stands out, a work that is emerging as the axis of water regulation in Tacna. Likewise, the operational capacity of the PET was strengthened with the acquisition of a fleet of five trucks and two backhoes intended for critical maintenance tasks.
Regarding direct service to the population, the PET guaranteed the delivery of 18.34 hm3 of water for population use to the EPS Tacna and recorded substantial progress in the construction of the new reservoirs in Cerro Blanco, key for the storage of both agricultural and urban water resources.
Investment Details
The execution of resources in 2025 focused on three main axes:
Hydraulic Works (S/ 39.75 million): Construction of the R6 and R7 reservoirs in Cerro Blanco, interventions in the Paucarani and Calacala dams, and optimization of the canal network.
Studies and Projects (S/ 5.38 million): Preparation of technical files for the Cardos Reservoir, replacement wells in La Yarada-Los Palos, the Chaullani Canal and pre-investment studies for the future desalination plant.
Operation and Maintenance (S/ 8.44 million): Destined to constant monitoring, operation of wells and water collection to ensure regional supply.
With these results, the Tacna Special Project consolidates its institutional management, prioritizing the execution of projects that guarantee water sustainability for the benefit of thousands of Tacna residents.
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TACNA SPECIAL PROJECT
