📋 Tender Overview
The National Superintendence of Sanitation Services (Sunass) met with the provider company (EPS) Semapach, from which it demanded information on the actions deployed in the face of the cut of the drinking water service, in the districts of Chincha Alta, Pueblo Nuevo, Sunampe and Grocio Prado, due to the fall of mudslides in the San Juan River. which caused high levels of turbidity in the Minaqueros filtering galleries.
Semapach reported that the service was restored, but that the pressure and continuity are low and that returning to normal service will depend on the behavior of the flow of the San Juan River and the turbidity levels that occur in the following days.
Sunass demanded that Semapach comply with the alternative supply plan with tanker trucks and requested to inform users of the routes, schedules and sectors through which the tanker trucks will pass.
The regulator will continue to monitor the alternative supply and will maintain constant communication with Semapach in order to know the status of the service in the city of Chincha.
