📋 Tender Overview
The city of Coquimbo started the day with good news, since with the presence of the Minister of Public Works, Jessica López, the new coastal edge of the city was inaugurated, a work that had an investment of 5,400 million pesos.
The work carried out in this neuralgic point of tourism in Coquimbo, considered the construction of:
? Retaining walls
? Coastal Protection Rockwork
? Pedestrian access roads
? Bike path
? Street furniture
? Luminary
? Exercise Machines
It should be remembered that the work on the coastal edge was carried out because it was severely damaged by the earthquake and subsequent tsunami of 2015.
We are delivering works to the citizens that are exactly designed for the benefit of the entire community of Coquimbo and also of many tourists who come here and who will be able to enjoy it. We have a high-level urban recovery, with renovated spaces for pedestrians, cyclists and with an important focus on the protection of people", Jessica López, Minister of Public Works.
It is important to note that in the Coquimbo Region, the Ministry of Public Works had to terminate 5 contracts early due to the economic difficulties of the companies, and to date 3 of these works have already been resumed: the coastal edge of Coquimbo (recently delivered), the replacement of the barracks of the first Coquimbo Fire Company and the Early Stimulation Center for children with Down syndrome in La Serena.
To the above we must add that last Thursday (May 30) the tender to conclude the replacement works of the San Antonio de la Villa school in Ovalle was published.
This is very good news that is a symbol of the country's economic reactivation and that shows how we have been able to resume the pace in the construction of infrastructure for the social and productive development of the country.
