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Gualeguaychú – Mayor Martín Piaggio participated in the opening of envelopes of the Public Tender for the replacement and adequacy of drinking water pipes in the historic center of our city. An investment with domestic funds of $277 million.
With the presence of the Mayor, officials and the head of the Supply area, Marta Oliva, on behalf of the National Entity for Water and Sanitation Works (ENOHSA), and members of the Godoy Construction firm, the opening of envelopes for the Public Tender was carried out No. 32, for the Change and Adaptation of all Potable Water Pipes in the Historic District.
The national government, with funds from the Argentina Hace plan, through ENOHSA, will finance this work, which involves the replacement of 5,100 meters of 75-mm internal diameter pipes with new 90-mm pipes and 2,200 meters of 140-mm internal diameter pipes. for new 160 mm.
The economic proposal presented for this first stage, which includes 40 blocks between Chalup, Churruarín, 25 de Mayo and Concordia, is for an amount of $277,872,124.21.
This work will be carried out through a non-invasive method, called "cracking" that promotes the non-breakage of the street in its entirety. The material to be used is HDPE, which will replace the centuries-old cast iron pipes. It is noteworthy that the work includes home connections, motor pumps, hydrants and sectioning valves.
The project includes the replacement of pipes in the 100 blocks of the Historic District and foresees the investment of more than 800 million pesos, which will be carried out in three stages.
Piaggio expressed that "this project is very important, because it is about the replacement of pipes that are between 50 and 100 years old, and we are going to significantly improve the quality of the service provided by the Municipality." |
