REHABILITATION OF THE ACCESS ROAD: POLLOC CROSSING CELENDIN ROAD, SANGAL BAJO, P. DE COMBAYO, JUANCHOPUQUIO, PEDREGAL, LA SHOCLLA, YANACANCHA G. LA QUISPA PAMPA LA PURLA AND HUALGAYOC CROSSING SPARE PARTS AND SERVICES ACQUISITION

This tender, issued by the Municipalidad Distrital de La Encañada in the Cajamarca department, concerns the rehabilitation of an access road network. The project specifically targets the "trocha carrozable" (access road) connecting various locations including Polloc Crossing Celendin Road, Sangal Bajo, P. de Combayo, Juanchopuquio, Pedregal, La Shoclla, Yanacancha G., La Quispa Pampa, La Purla, and Hualgayoc Crossing. In addition to the civil works for road rehabilitation, the tender also includes the acquisition of spare parts and related services. This indicates a comprehensive approach to ensuring the long-term functionality and maintenance of the improved road infrastructure. The procurement process is being conducted through a Public Direct Award method (Adjudicación Directa Pública), identified under the process code ADP-CLASICO-4-2014-MDLE-1. This method suggests a specific type of public bidding process. The overall objective is to enhance connectivity and transportation within the specified areas of Cajamarca, likely supporting local economic activities and improving access to essential services for the communities along the route. The scope of work will involve assessing the current condition of the access roads, undertaking necessary rehabilitation measures, and ensuring the availability of necessary spare parts and services for ongoing maintenance and repairs.

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 395,480.

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