| Work Detail |
The national government has authorized the execution of ten public works with a total investment exceeding 85 billion pesos ($85,035,972,415). The investment will be distributed over three years: $6,740,374,351 in 2024, $24,890,774,102 in 2025 and $39,150,446,567 in 2026, with an outstanding balance of $14,254,377,395. The works and their main construction aspects are detailed below: Construction of a warehouse to support forest emergencies (Tierra del Fuego): A warehouse will be built in Tierra del Fuego National Park to support forest emergency operations. The investment will be $1.4 billion, distributed between 2024 ($100 million) and 2025 ($1.3 billion). No additional construction details are specified. Construction of Fire Substation (El Chaltén, Santa Cruz): A fire substation will be built in Los Glaciares National Park, in El Chaltén. The investment amounts to $2,241,156,000, with the majority destined for 2025 ($1,916,156,000) and the remainder for 2026 ($325 million). No additional construction details are specified. Construction of the Northern Head Pier (Lago Puelo, Chubut): A head pier will be built in Lago Puelo National Park. The total investment is $4,716,971,688, with $946 million for 2024 and $3,770,971,688 for 2025. No additional construction details are specified. Construction of sections (Copo National Park, Santiago del Estero): Sections will be built in Copo National Park. The investment of $1,876,270,000 will be made entirely in 2025. No additional construction details are specified. Construction of 2 sections (Traslasierra National Park, Córdoba): Two sections will be built in Traslasierra National Park. The investment is $1,485,156,341, with $621,522,000 for 2024 and $863,634,341 for 2025. No additional construction details are specified. Drinking Water Supply System (Tucumán): A comprehensive drinking water supply system will be built for the communes of Tapia, San Miguel, Tafí Viejo and Villa Carmela. This includes the Vipos River catchment project, a water treatment plant, an aqueduct and water reserves. This is the largest project, with an investment of $25,938,368,896, distributed between 2024 ($2,593,836,890), 2025 ($3,439,517,961) and 2026 ($5,650,636,650), with an outstanding balance of $14,254,377,395. Routine Conservation (National Route No. 11, Santa Fe): Routine conservation work will be carried out on National Route No. 11, between Rosario and Santa Fe. The investment is $17,516,022,705, distributed between 2024 ($875,801,135), 2025 ($4,379,005,676) and 2026 ($12,261,215,894). This type of work includes general maintenance tasks on the route. Improvement Conservation (National Route No. 33, Santa Fe): Improvement conservation works will be carried out on National Route No. 33. The investment is $23,631,605,932, distributed between 2024 ($1,181,580,296), 2025 ($5,907,901,483) and 2026 ($16,542,124,153). This type of work implies more significant improvements in road infrastructure. Recycling and Patching (National Route No. 178, Santa Fe): Recycling and patching work will be carried out on the asphalt pavement, repair of concrete slabs and maintenance of shoulders on National Route No. 178. The investment is $4,592,659,813, distributed between 2024 ($229,632,990), 2025 ($1,148,164,953) and 2026 ($3,214,861,870). Remodeling and Relocation (Barracas, CABA): The remodeling and relocation of a BCG PPD MC will be carried out in Barracas, CABA. The total investment is $1,637,761,040, distributed between 2024 ($192,001,040), 2025 ($289,152,000) and 2026 ($1,156,608,000). No additional construction details are specified. In summary, the authorized works cover a variety of projects, from the construction of emergency infrastructure and national parks to the improvement of roads and the provision of drinking water. The road works in Santa Fe (routes 11, 33 and 178) focus on the conservation and improvement of the existing infrastructure. The largest work is the drinking water supply system in Tucumán, which will address a basic need of the population. No specific companies in charge of the works are mentioned in this news. |
