Project Description:
Saceem, in consortium with GUINTOLI, a company of the French NGE Group, is in charge of the project “Riparian Defenses of the La Leche River and Motupe River”, which aims to restore the well-being and improve the quality of life of the citizens affected by the Phenomenon of El Niño Costero of 2017, in Peru.
With the aim of putting an end to the fear that rivers and streams generate in the population every time their flow increases or is activated at the beginning of the year, the Authority for Reconstruction with Changes (ARCC) promotes the execution of comprehensive solutions for the flood control of 19 rivers on the country's coast, 5 streams and storm drains in 7 coastal cities.
The consortium will be in charge of developing the design and execution of protection works in the La Leche River and the Motupe River, through an NEC option F contract, which is carried out within the framework of the Government to Government agreement that the ARCC (Peru) performed with the United Kingdom. This enables the transition to a project with a transparent, efficient and high-standard process like those that we at Saceem and GUINTOLI always implement.
Motupe River Project
Its objective is to reduce the vulnerability of the productive area and infrastructure located in the lower, middle and upper basin of the Motupe River; prioritizing the sections located in the districts of Motupe, Jayanca, Morrope, Pacora, Salas and Túcume of the province of Lambayeque, department of Lambayeque.
This project includes the construction of rock dams that will boost the quality of life of more than 27,451 citizens of 73 towns in Lambayeque.
La Leche River Project
The objective of the intervention is to reduce the vulnerability of the existing production units in the La Leche River basin, enabling the growing and sustained development of the districts of Illimo, Pacora and Pítipo and surrounding towns, in the provinces of Lambayeque and Ferreñafe, department from Lambayeque.
The goal of this work is to build rock dams that will positively impact more than 24 thousand citizens of 5 districts of this region.
