CONTRACTING AND ACQUISITION OF CRUSHED STONE OF ½" TO ¾" FOR OBJECTIVE: 066 IMPROVEMENT OF PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICULAR TRANSITABILITY ON STREETS: ESTADIO, 19 DE NOVIEMBRE, PASAJE GRADERIAS 01 AND 02 AND THE PAN-AMERICAN WAY CUSCO - ABANCAY PEDESTRIAN SECTION (KM 903+750 TO KM 904+900) OF THE COMMUNITY OF PAMPACONGA, DISTRICT OF LIMATAMBO - ANTA - CUSCO

This tender, identified as process AMC-CLASICO-67-2015-CEP-MDL-1, is a Minor Amount Award (Adjudicación de Menor Cuantía) for the contracting and acquisition of crushed stone. The contracting entity is the Municipal District of Limatambo (MUNICIPALIDAD DISTRITAL DE LIMATAMBO), located in the Cusco department. The specific material required is crushed stone with a size ranging from ½ inch to ¾ inch. This material is intended for Objective 066, which focuses on the improvement of pedestrian and vehicular transitability. The project encompasses several streets, including Estadio, 19 de Noviembre, Pasaje Graderias 01 and 02, and a specific pedestrian section of the Pan-American Way between Cusco and Abancay (KM 903+750 to KM 904+900). These improvements are situated in the community of Pampaconga, within the district of Limatambo, province of Anta, Cusco. The tender aims to secure the necessary construction materials to enhance the road infrastructure, improving accessibility and safety for both pedestrians and vehicles in the specified areas. The Municipal District of Limatambo seeks to procure a reliable supply of quality crushed stone to support these vital infrastructure development works in the Cusco region.

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 30,800.

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