📋 Tender Overview
The duplication work on General Elizardo Aquino Avenue in Luque -- known as Tape Tuja -- is advancing simultaneously on three fronts: the Abay Bridge, the Air Force area and Ytororo Street. This artery is part of the Las Residentas Road Corridor and will benefit more than 259,000 people, by enhancing road safety, mobility and urban connectivity in a key axis of the city. In the Abay bridge sector, piles and caps are being built that will form the base of the new bridge, guaranteeing solidity and durability. These tasks generate more than 100 direct jobs, boosting the local economy. In addition, 1.5 x 1.5 meter cellular sewers are installed on the avenue, which will allow for more efficient storm drainage. In the vicinity of the Air Force, a concrete-lined ditch is being built to optimize the evacuation of rainwater, while on Ytororo Street, culverts and a special structure for crossing the sewage pipe are being placed, with piles, beams and headers. These interventions solve historical problems of waterlogging and access in the area. Piling work on the Las Residentas viaduct will soon begin, a strategic work that will allow an elevated crossing over Silvio Pettirossi Avenue. This infrastructure will improve circulation, reduce travel times and strengthen integration between neighborhoods, raising the quality of life of the inhabitants. The work The project contemplates the comprehensive rehabilitation of the existing road and the duplication of General Elizardo Aquino Avenue, as part of the Las Residentas Road Corridor and Departmental Route 025. It also includes the construction of an overpass at the intersection with Silvio Pettirossi, the improvement of the storm drainage system and the construction of new bridges over the Abay stream, reinforcing urban mobility and neighborhood integration. Citizen line Citizens can call 0985 203 381 to make inquiries or complaints related to the impacts of the work. The execution is carried out by Benito Roggio e Hijos S.A., with financing from Itaipu Binacional and supervision of the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC), reaffirming the commitment to promote key and strategic infrastructures in urban areas with high traffic. Date: November 13, 2025
