As a long-standing engineering, project delivery, and professional services firm, Canada’s Hatch has a proven track record of successfully managing complex projects to completion. Read how Hatch partnered with CCC to deliver phase 3 of the largest drip irrigation project in the world.
About Hatch Ltd.
Founded in 1955 and headquartered in Mississauga, Canada, Hatch is a multinational organization operating from more than 65 offices worldwide, with project experience in over 150 countries. The company positions itself as a multidisciplinary consultancy that works across the full lifecycle of assets, from concept development and feasibility through execution, commissioning, and operational support.
Hatch offers strong capabilities in a wide range of sectors, including metals and minerals, mining, energy, infrastructure, oil and gas, power generation, and clean energy. Its work spans both public and private sector clients, addressing large-scale capital projects as well as operational and performance challenges. This sector diversity allows Hatch to apply cross-industry knowledge and innovation to complex technical and commercial problems.
G2G Contract with Peru for Major Irrigation Project
In 2024, the Government of Peru signed a government to government (G2G) contract with CCC and Hatch for technical assistance on a major agricultural infrastructure initiative in northern Peru.
The Chavimochic III project is designed to transform vast expanses of the country’s arid coastal land into highly productive farmland. Once fully operational, this expanded irrigation network will cover more than 111,000 hectares of previously dry terrain, greatly increasing the area available for agricultural use and export-oriented production.
Irrigation and drinking water
Named for the four valleys it crosses (Chao, Virú, Moche, and Chicama), the Chavimochic system already plays a vital role in La Libertad’s economy. Earlier phases not only irrigated crops but also supplied drinking water to roughly half of Trujillo’s population and helped drive significant growth in Peru’s agricultural exports, including asparagus, avocados, grapes, and other high-value products.
The third stage aims to build on these gains by extending irrigation to an additional 63,000 hectares and improving water supply infrastructure for roughly 48,000 hectares that are already in production.
Economic benefits
With a planned investment exceeding US $750 million, Chavimochic III is expected to deliver wide-ranging economic benefits. Authorities project that expanded irrigation will help generate up to 150,000 jobs and could push annual agricultural export revenues above US $10 billion, positioning Peru as a leading global producer of key crops such as grapes, avocados, and blueberries.
Source: ccc.ca
Source: ProInversión Perú, YouTube
About CCC
The Canadian Commercial Corporation is a federal crown corporation. It is the only Canadian agency that offers commercial advocacy, collaborative project development, and international contracting expertise to help Canadian businesses secure contracts with foreign governments at the national, state, and municipal levels.
Our International Prime Contractor is a fee-based program in which we sign government to government (G2G) contracts with foreign government buyers for the sale of Canadian solutions. Our U.S. DoD Prime Contractor program is a free, Government of Canada-funded program supported by the U.S. Government to help Canadians sell their products, services, and solutions to the U.S. military. To learn more about CCC and how we can help you, contact us.
This post was last updated December, 2025.
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