ACQUISITION OF CONSTRUCTION STEEL FOR THE EXECUTION OF THE WORK "CREATION OF THE UNIVERSITY TRANSPORT SERVICE OF THE JUAN SANTOS ATAHUALPA INTERCULTURAL UNIVERSITY OF THE CENTRAL SELVA IN LA MERCED, VILLA ASHANINGA AND SANIBENI DISTRICT OF CHANCHAMAYO, PICHANAQUI AND SATIPO-CHANCHAMAYO AND"

This tender concerns the acquisition of construction steel, a critical material required for the execution of a significant infrastructure project. The project, titled "Creation of the University Transport Service of the Juan Santos Atahualpa Intercultural University of the Central Selva," involves the development of essential transport services for the university across multiple locations: La Merced, Villa Ashaninka, and Sanibeni. These locations are situated within the districts of Chanchamayo, Pichanaqui, and Satipo, all within the Chanchamayo province, Junin department, Peru. The contracting entity is the Juan Santos Atahualpa Intercultural University of the Central Selva. The procurement process is being conducted through an Electronic Reverse Auction (SIE-SIE-2-2026-DEC/UNISCJSA-1), indicating a competitive bidding process designed to achieve the best possible price for the construction steel. This acquisition is vital for advancing the university's infrastructure development, specifically enhancing its transportation capabilities to better serve its students and staff across the specified regions. The tender emphasizes the need for quality construction steel to ensure the durability and safety of the completed transport service facilities.

This is a supplies contract in the governance and public administration sector. Located in Peru, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of PEN 107,316.

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