📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) opened the call for companies interested in executing improvement works in 29 kilometers of Route D009, in the section that connects the cities of streams and estuaries with Tobati, in the department of Cordillera. The planned interventions include the repair of the most deteriorated sectors, the milling folder milling and the placement of a new asphalt layer of six centimeters thick. Drainage work, embankment reinforcement, domain stripes and excavations in critical areas will also be carried out. In terms of road safety, comprehensive signage is contemplated, with horizontal and vertical paint, reflective warnings, replacement of kilometric wives and metal defenses, in order to guarantee a safer and more fluid circulation for users. Strategic route for the local economy The improvement of the road will have a strong impact on regional production and trade. Currently, its deteriorated status not only complicates private motorists, but also carriers, producers and merchants, generating greater maintenance costs, delays and economic losses. With this intervention, the route can fully fulfill its strategic role as a corridor for the transfer of merchandise, energizing the economy and strengthening the competitiveness of the area. Call details The work corresponds to the so -called MOPC No. 45/2025, national public tender for the improvement of the streams and estuaries - Tobati (ID 473799), with an estimated investment of G. 76,355,710,669. Consultations may be made through the contracting portal until Monday, October 20, 2025, at 12:00. The offers must be presented at the Single Entrance table of the MOPC Central Building (Oliva Esquina Alberdi) until Friday, October 24, at 13:00. The opening of envelopes will take place that same day, at 13:30, in the auditorium on the third floor. The contract will be under the unit prices modality, with a period of 24 months for the work and 12 months of defects, and includes the provision of vehicles for the supervision of the MOPC. Date: October 3, 2025
