PORTLAND CEMENT TYPE II, FOR THE EXECUTION OF THE WORK: CREATION OF STAIRS IN PASSAGES 1 AND 3 IN UCV 153-E, MAY 6, ZONE J, HUAYCÁN, DISTRICT OF ATE - AGREEMENT NO. 38-0028-AC-63 - TRABAJA PERÚ

This tender concerns the supply of Portland Cement Type II, a crucial material for the construction of stairs in Passages 1 and 3 within the UCV 153-E area, specifically located in the 6 de Mayo sector, Zone J, Huaycán, in the District of Ate, Lima, Peru. The project is identified under Agreement No. 38-0028-AC-63 and is part of the "TRABAJA PERÚ" initiative, a government program aimed at generating employment through public works. The contracting entity is the Municipalidad Distrital de Ate - Vitarte. The procurement process is classified as AMC-CLASICO-205-2014-CEP/MDA-1, utilizing the "Adjudicación de Menor Cuantía" (Minor Amount Adjudication) method of contracting. This method is typically employed for procurements below a certain financial threshold, suggesting a project of moderate scale. The primary objective is to facilitate the creation of essential pedestrian infrastructure, improving accessibility and safety for residents in the specified urban areas of Huaycán. The tender specifically calls for Portland Cement Type II, indicating a requirement for a cement with moderate sulfate resistance and heat of hydration, suitable for general construction purposes where such properties are beneficial. Further details regarding specific quantities, technical specifications of the cement, delivery timelines, and evaluation criteria are expected to be outlined in the full tender documents.

This is a supplies contract in the construction and civil works, urban development and housing and general supplies sectors. Located in Peru, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of PEN 23,283.

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