ACQUISITION OF PORTLAND POZZOLANIC CEMENT TYPE IP 42.5 FOR THE PROJECT IMPROVEMENT OF POTABLE WATER SERVICE WITH THE INSTALLATION OF ARTESIAN WELLS AND LATRINES IN THE OSOCCO COMMUNITY OF THE DISTRICT OF JOSÉ DOMINGO CHOQUEHUANCA, AZÁNGARO, PUNO

This tender concerns the acquisition of Portland Pozzolanic Cement Type IP 42.5, a crucial material for the "Improvement of Potable Water Service with the Installation of Artesian Wells and Latrines" project. This initiative is located in the Osocco Community, within the District of José Domingo Choquehuanca, Azángaro Province, Puno Department, Peru. The contracting entity is the Municipalidad Distrital de José Domingo Choquehuanca. The procurement process is identified as AMC-CLASICO-7-2014-MDJDCH-1, utilizing the "Adjudicación de Menor Cuantía" (Minor Amount Award) method of contracting. The project aims to enhance basic services by providing access to safe drinking water through the construction of artesian wells and improving sanitation facilities with the installation of latrines. The specific requirement for Portland Pozzolanic Cement Type IP 42.5 indicates a need for a high-quality, durable cement suitable for infrastructure development in potentially challenging environmental conditions. Bidders are expected to supply this specified cement, meeting all relevant technical standards and specifications. This procurement is vital for the successful execution of the water and sanitation improvement works in the Osocco Community, contributing to better public health and living standards for its residents.

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 19,200.

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