ACQUISITION OF READY-MIXED CONCRETE ACCORDING TO TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE GOAL OF IMPROVING EDUCATIONAL SERVICES IN IES. 32 MARIANO H. CORNEJO OF THE LOCALITY OF JULIACA - DISTRICT OF JULIACA - PROVINCE OF SAN ROMAN - PUNO REGION

This tender, initiated by the GOBIERNO REGIONAL DE PUNO SEDE CENTRAL, concerns the acquisition of premixed concrete. The concrete must strictly adhere to specified technical requirements and is intended for the improvement of educational services at the IES. 32 Mariano H. Cornejo educational institution. This project is located in Juliaca, within the District of Juliaca, Province of San Roman, in the Puno Region of Peru. The procurement process is being conducted via an Electronic Reverse Auction (Subasta Inversa Electrónica), identified by the process number SIE-SIE-57-2025-OEC/GR-PUNO-1. The contracting entity is the Central Headquarters of the Regional Government of Puno. This initiative falls under the infrastructure development sector, specifically focusing on enhancing educational facilities. Bidders are expected to provide concrete that meets stringent quality standards, as detailed in the technical specifications, ensuring the successful completion of the educational service improvement project. The location in Juliaca, a significant urban center in the Puno region, suggests the project's importance for local educational infrastructure. The use of an electronic reverse auction indicates a competitive bidding process aimed at securing the best value for the required construction materials.

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 2.1 million.

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