
Lima's airport expansion, according to one leading cost model.
Lima Airport Partners is the Fraport-controlled concession operator of Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, Peru, holding the operating concession through 2041.
Illustrative only — figures are fictional and do not represent the program's actual line-item data.


Cost data produced and validated by PROBIS professionals.
PROBIS holds budget, forecast, and cash flow for the expansion program in one leading cost model, with cost estimation and benchmarks built on Calculate. The engagement combines the platform with PROBIS quantity surveying capacity, so cost data is produced and validated by PROBIS professionals rather than collected from the client. Integration runs through an SAP ERP interface and an Awaro CDE interface.


The PROBIS modules that power client programs, shown on sample screens with demo data.
These are indicative figures only, based on published project information. They are not actual PROBIS project data.
Estimated at $104.5 million, based on a comparison with 18 similar projects. Illustrative screen with fictional demo data.

Three concurrent projects—a new terminal, a second runway, and a new control tower—were consolidated into a single view, with results clearly rolled up into the parent company Fraport’s financial statements.
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