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On October 10, the third warehouse will be awarded.
The governor of the province, Omar Gutiérrez, and the mayor of the city of Neuquén, Mariano Gaido, carried out an inspection of the ongoing construction of the Technological Scientific Pole.
During the visit, both officials witnessed the installation of the linking bridge that will connect the two buildings already erected and announced the forthcoming tender for the complexs third warehouse, scheduled for October.
Accompanying the president and the mayor on their tour were Gastón Contardi, coordinator of the Municipal Management Unit; Diego Manfio, vice president of the SIMA company; and Guillermo Basteiro, head of Infotech.
The Scientific and Technological Pole, located in the northern area of ??the capital of Neuquén as part of the Urban Development of the Meseta and in continuity with the Las Bardas Regional Park, will be connected through the Plaza de las Ciencias at pedestrian level. Its design includes three buildings that will cover a total area of ??6,500 square meters.
Bidding for the third building is scheduled for October 10, with the deadline for receiving offers that same day. The project has a budget of 746,351,429 pesos and an execution period of 420 days. This initiative is part of the Federal Build Science Program of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation of the Nation.
The complex is emerging as a shared-use space that will promote the culture of innovation through collaboration between technology companies, research institutes, universities, business incubators, technological linkage institutions and the provincial government. Its objective is to incorporate knowledge, technology and innovation to boost the regional economy and promote the development of skills in the technological field.
Governor Omar Gutiérrez expressed his enthusiasm for this provincial work and described the Technological Scientific Pole as a "very important qualitative and quantitative leap for the provinces economic development matrix." He stressed that Neuquén is at the forefront in the adoption of the knowledge economy based on innovation, science and technology.
For his part, Mayor Mariano Gaido highlighted the relevance of these works, indicating that they represent a project that will soon become a reality. He stated that these facilities "will provide opportunities for Neuquén students, technicians, and professionals to develop ideas, companies, and projects."
Gastón Contardi, coordinator of the Municipal Management Unit, explained that the new building will be integrated into the two already under construction. The financing will come from the Ministry of Science and Technology in management of the provincial government. In addition, he highlighted the symbolic importance of the linking bridge, which represents a collaboration between the municipal, provincial and national levels, as well as private companies and universities.
Regarding the configuration of the complex, the first building will house part of the Neuquén administration, university education and SMEs consortium oriented to the development of applied technologies. The second module will be home to private companies related to hydrocarbon technologies, with financing provided by various companies.
Finally, the third module will contain the Neuquén Agency for Innovation for Development, as well as areas dedicated to biomedicine focused on cancer research and treatment, alternative and clean energy, and technological innovation.
CAPITAL SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGICAL POLE MODULE III
Type of Work: Architectural Works
Client: MUNICIPALITY OF NEUQUÉN
Tender No: 001/2023
Place: Province of Neuquén
Opening date: 10/10/2023 at 10:30 AM
Official budget: $746,351,429.00
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