📋 Tender Overview
Via will be in charge of the ANIN and will benefit more than 60 thousand inhabitants, energizing the tourism and economy of the region.The National Infrastructure Authority (ANIN) led a technical visit to the Yungay-Yanama Departmental Highway, with the aim of inspecting the state of the current road, where this project that is part of the infrastructure project portfolio that will benefit the region will be executed.
Together with the Regional Government of Ancash and the Provincial Municipality of Yungay, the Anin technical team toured 101 kilometers from the road, evaluating the current conditions of the road and reviewing the plans for renewal. This project, whose investment surrounds 600 million soles, aims to improve interurban transitability, facilitating access to one of the most important routes in the province of Yungay.
The new Yungay-Yanama road is a crucial step for the development of the region. Thanks to the agreement signed between the ANIN and the Regional Government of Ancash, a management plan will be carried out that will guarantee the execution of a modern and safe route, contributing significantly to the economic and social development of the area. It is estimated that the improvement of this road will increase by more than 60% the annual income of economic activities in the beneficiary districts.
The project will not only improve local connectivity, but will also enhance tourism in the region, linked to the Huascaran National Park and the Huaylas alley; iconic places such as La Laguna Llanganuco creek and the snowy Huascaran, Chopicalqui and Huandoy, will attract more tourists, further promoting the economy of the more than 60,000 settlers in the province.
With the recent approval of the Supreme Decree that approves the update of the infrastructure portfolio of the National Infrastructure Authority No. 019-2025-PCM, the Executive Power, through the ANIN, reaffirms its commitment to execute projects with the highest standards of quality, transparency and efficiency, aligned with the policy of closing gaps established by the government of the government Dina Ercilia Boluarte Zegarra.
