The call for proposals was published on July 18, 2018. The delivery and publication of the final version of the contract is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2018, and the bidding and awarding of the good proof act will be carried out at the 30 calendar days from the delivery of the final version of the Contract.
The awardee will have access to the facilities granted by Peruvian law to new infrastructure concessions, such as legal stability agreements, early return of the VAT, among others.
The overall scope of the project entails the repowering to 1000 MVA of the Transmission Line in 500 kV Carabayllo-Chimbote-Trujillo and Variable Reactive Compensator + 400 / -150 MVAR in the Trujillo Nueva Substation 500 kV. The term of the concession will be 30 years, plus the construction period, which would be thirty (30) months counted from the closing date.
Country updates
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July 17, 2018
Government approves the concession contract of Salaverry port
The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) has recently approved the concession contract for the Multipurpose Port Terminal of Salaverry, to be signed by Grupo Romero, owner of the winnin...
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July 03, 2018
The Minister of Transportation and Communications has announced that the Government is renegotiating new execution deadlines for the construction of the project
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June 15, 2018
A VINCI Concessions subsidiary, VINCI Highways, opened section 2 of the infrastructure
A VINCI Concessions subsidiary, VINCI Highways, opened section 2 of the infrastructure. The official opening was attended by Lima’s mayor, Luis Castañeda Lossio, Fadi Selwan, chairman of VINCI Highways, and Laurent Cavrois, CEO of Lamsac
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June 05, 2018
US$230 port concession awarded in Peru
Transportadora Salaverry Consortium, led by Grupo Romero, has won the tender for the modernization of the Salaverry port terminal, located in La Libertad, a region in north-west&nb...
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April 03, 2018
Lima Airport Partners has come to an agreement for a 66% debt leverage for the project
Lima Airport Partners has come to an agreement for a 66% debt leverage for the project. The group is looking to close a debt package to finance the expansion of the airport this year, with SMBC set to serve as financial adviser
