📋 Tender Overview
- The Comptrollers Office recommended adopting measures to avoid affecting the S/ 39 million project that will benefit farmersSan Martin.- The Comptroller General of the Republic (CGR) warned of risks in the execution of the irrigation infrastructure project using the solar energy pumping system for the towns of Valparaiso and La Union, in the district of Bajo Biavo, province of Bellavista, whose investment exceeds S/ 39.3 million, whose purpose is to improve the availability of water for agricultural use through the use of renewable energy.
According to Control Milestone Report No. 8454-2026-CG/GRSM-SCC (evaluation period from April 27 to May 14, 2026), officials of the District Municipality of Bajo Biavo granted conformity to the supply and transportation of key equipment, such as three-phase frequency converters and self-supporting panels with filters, equipment that the commission did not find during the inspection, which could generate an economic impact on S/ 657 306. In addition, it was noted that no penalties were applied to the contractor or the supervision despite breaches of contract, which would cause an additional loss of S/ 6000.
The report also warns that the entity still does not have the essential permits to carry out interventions related to the drive line and water collection in the Biavo River. This situation puts compliance with the work schedule at risk and could generate deadline extensions, stoppages and higher costs.
Likewise, inconsistencies and lack of technical support were identified in the file of an additional benefit linked to the photovoltaic and pumping system, which generates risk on the compatibility and operation of the equipment. Added to this is the inadequate storage of electrical components exposed to the elements and the absence of the construction supervisor and the safety specialist during the execution of the work.
The results were communicated to the head of the District Municipality of Bajo Biavo so that he could adopt the corresponding preventive and corrective actions. The entity must inform the control commission of the measures implemented or planned to address the situations reported.
Moyobamba, June 11, 2026
Communications Management
PRESS RELEASE Ndeg 584-2026-CG/GCOM
