The brand new paved path to Puerto Indio advances with out setbacks

Photograph Courtesy/ MOPC

Asunción, IP Company.- The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) reported that the brand new route that may join Puerto Indio with the busy route PY07 (Itaipú Superhighway), within the division of Alto Paraná, is progressing with out setbacks within the two awarded heaps, producing employment and energizing the financial system all through the Mbaracayú district.

Lot 1, which covers from Km 0 to Km 27, is finishing up the set up of transversal culverts and the development of the bridge projected at Km 20.7.

As well as, soil motion, granular base placement and the execution of pits are being carried out to confirm the thicknesses of the layers of the structural bundle.

This final course of is carried out below the supervision of the supervisory entity and the contractor’s laboratory personnel.

QA

Each the granular base and sub-base are topic to strict high quality management, which incorporates exact measurements of granulometry, density, humidity and stability of the soil, evaluating in flip the thicknesses of the completely different layers for optimum topographic leveling.

The piles deliberate as the inspiration of the abutments of the Km 20.7 bridge have already been fully executed. The beams that may cowl the spans of the walkway are additionally being manufactured on website, all of this by the corporate Benito Roggio e Hijos SA.

For its half, in Lot 2, which extends from km 27 to km 60.3 of route PY21, sub-base work started from km 29.7 onwards.

This challenge covers an space of ​​60.3 kilometers and is being carried out below a Highway Building and Upkeep Contract by Service Ranges (Ccoma).

The supervision of Lot 1 is carried out by the Grimaux – Electroconsult Consortium, whereas Lot 2, within the fingers of the corporate LT SA, is supervised by the TYPSA – AII consortium.

This initiative promoted by the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) and financed by the Growth Financial institution of Latin America and the Caribbean (IDB) with a complete quantity of G. 153,766,291,972, marks a big milestone within the growth of the street infrastructure within the area.