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The town of Alejandra and its surrounding area in the San Javier department are moving forward with major infrastructure projects that promise to substantially improve the quality of life for its residents. Highlights include improvements to the drinking water plant, the imminent construction of the sewage system, and the repaving of a key section of Provincial Route No. 1. One of the recently signed agreements allocates $8 million for work on the water treatment plant. This investment aims to optimize service and guarantee a better quality supply for residents, in an area where water system deficiencies have historically been a recurring complaint. At the same time, it was announced that construction of the sewage system in Alejandra will begin in June. This long-delayed project will have a significant impact on public health, urban development, and sanitation, in addition to preparing the town for future population expansion. On the other hand, progress was confirmed on the repaving project for Provincial Route No. 1, in the section between Colonia Teresa and the north of the department. This road is key to regional connectivity, as it links numerous towns with production centers and essential services. The project involves an investment of $27 billion and will begin its bidding phase this Friday, with the bidding process scheduled for within 60 days. The call for public bids seeks to attract construction companies interested in carrying out a project that will not only improve vehicular traffic and road safety, but also promote local economic development through the efficient transportation of goods and people. These projects, which combine essential basic services and strategic road improvements, consolidate an infrastructure agenda designed to integrate and project Alejandra and its region toward more sustainable and equitable development. |
