Port Modernization: APM Terminals to Begin Works in June, Pier 4 to Become Inoperative

The port infrastructure modernization plan enters a key stage. Following a coordination meeting between the Board of Directors of the Peruvian Association of Maritime Agents (APAM) and the technical team of APM Terminals (APMT), the dates and initial actions to execute the conditioning works agreed upon in the Concession Contract with the Peruvian State were confirmed.

The modernization project includes a schedule with strict deadlines and immediate modifications to the terminal's operations:

• Closure of Pier 4 (From June 6): Due to prior pipe movement and relocation work, Pier 4 will be completely inoperative from this date. Users of the logistics chain and operators are advised to take necessary precautions given this suspension of activities on said platform.
• Start of demolition and works (June 26): This date marks the legal deadline for the formal start of works after contractual obligations are activated. Civil works will effectively begin with the demolition of Pier 4, initiating an execution period of 48 months (4 years) to complete this entire stage of the project.

Transparency and technical information With the aim of keeping all sector stakeholders and interested public informed, the project's technical material has been shared. The presentation slides detail the set of activities planned by the concessionaire.

Likewise, the document includes a directory with the names and email addresses of the engineers responsible for the work, allowing any interested party to directly channel their queries or technical concerns about the project's development to them.

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Source: apam_nacionales