📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) executes a strategic portfolio of projects with investments greater than USD 140 million in the central department. These works seek to revolutionize urban mobility, modernize health infrastructure and preserve green spaces, improving the quality of life of thousands of families. Duplication and road connection Duplication of route D025 represents a key intervention for metropolitan connectivity. This project covers 6 km from Silvio Pettirossi International Airport to Mariano Roque Alonso, optimizing vehicular flow in this critical area. At the same time, the expansion of Tanja Tuja in Luque will transform 4.4 km from the residents monument to the intersection with the Silvio Pettirossi highway, significantly relieving the congestion to Asuncion and the Py02 route. The integral renewal of Mariscal Lopez Avenue progresses with four simultaneous work fronts along its 6.3 km. The project contemplates the complete modernization of the road, an improved rain drainage system and the optimization of traffic in one of the most important corridors in Central. Sustainable urban works The central plan 2 will benefit 800,000 inhabitants through the rehabilitation and paving of more than 135 km of streets in six cities: Capiata, Nemby, Aregua, Guarambare, Ita and San Lorenzo. This ambitious initiative will modernize departmental road infrastructure, improving both traffic and quality of life. The underground 2.7 km of high voltage wiring on the North Costanera will transform the urban landscape and enhance the development of the coastal strip. This work is part of the Inclusive Eco District Subproject, which also contemplates the construction of homes and equipment for approximately 700 vulnerable families of the Chacarita. Water and environmental protection The revitalization of the San Lorenzo stream, along with the next works in Roseedal (Villa Elisa), will substantially improve sanitary conditions and reduce flood risks. These ventures revalue strategic green areas, promoting environmental sustainability and creating spaces for citizen enjoyment. On the other hand, the recovery of Lake Ypacarai, complemented with the installation of drinking water and sewerage networks in Aregua and Capiata, will have an investment of USD 150 million to clean up and protect this emblematic water resource. Mobility and services for the future The new Tacumbu neighborhood will transform the living conditions of the riverside population with the construction of 1,500 homes in its first stage. The participatory socialization of these social homes is currently carried out, guaranteeing citizen inclusion in the process. This comprehensive urban resettlement and equipment program contemplates modern infrastructure, green areas, public spaces and quality housing under the supervision of the MOPC, decisively improving the daily life of the most vulnerable communities. With these concrete actions, the MOPC reaffirms its commitment to transform Asuncion and the central department, strengthening urban mobility, social infrastructure and environmental resilience with high -impact projects. Date: July 3, 2025
