ACQUISITION OF PORTLAND CEMENT TYPE IP FOR THE ACTIVITY: MAINTENANCE OF THE OMATE IRRIGATION SYSTEM: INTAKE AND DISTRIBUTION CANAL OF THE URINAY SECTOR, OMATE DISTRICT, GENERAL SANCHEZ CERRO PROVINCE

This tender concerns the acquisition of Portland cement type IP, a crucial material for the maintenance of the Omate irrigation system. Specifically, the procurement is for activities related to the intake structure (bocatoma) and the distribution canal within the Urinay sector. The project is situated in the Omate District, within the General Sanchez Cerro Province, Moquegua Department. The contracting entity is the Government of Moquegua Region, through its Sub-Region for Development, General Sanchez Cerro (Gobierno Regional de Moquegua - Sub Region de Desarrollo General Sanchez Cerro). This procurement process, identified by the code AMC-CLASICO-1-2015-CEP-SRDGSC-1, utilizes the 'Adjudicación de Menor Cuantía' (Minor Amount Award) contracting method, indicating a procurement of a specific value threshold. The focus on maintaining vital irrigation infrastructure highlights the importance of this acquisition for agricultural productivity and water management in the region. Suppliers are expected to provide Portland cement type IP that meets the specified technical requirements for use in civil works related to water conveyance and control structures. The tender emphasizes the need for reliable supply of this essential construction material to ensure the timely and effective execution of the irrigation system maintenance activities in the General Sanchez Cerro Province.

This is a supplies contract in the information and communication technology sector, with a focus on Software. Located in Peru, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of PEN 19,120.

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