📋 Tender Overview
Campaign promoted by the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation and Otass seeks to prevent collapses and floods through the cleaning and conservation of health infrastructure.As part of the actions aimed at guaranteeing the proper functioning of the sewage system and preventing health emergencies, Operation Sewage is being carried out in Moquegua, a national initiative promoted by the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS) and the Technical Agency of the Administration of Sanitation Services (Otass).
This strategy, which was requested by the Moquegua EPS, includes preventive and corrective maintenance work on 12, 166 meters of the collector networks and 334 drainage boxes on Av. Amparo Baluarte, Av. Santa Fortunata, Apv Pedro Huillca Tecse, Av. San Antonio Sur, Apv Enrique Lopez Albujar I Etapa, Apv. San Carlos and APV California in the San Antonio district.
As well as, on Av. Mariano Lino Urquieta, Urb. Jose Carlos Mariategui, Ilo street in the citys Cercado and in APV El terminal and Cristo Blanco in the town center of Chen Chen, using specialized equipment such as the hydrojet truck, which allows cleaning collectors and removing solid waste accumulated in the pipes.
Cleaning and maintenance activities
Among the main activities carried out are the cleaning of networks with high pressure equipment to eliminate obstructions caused by grease, stones, sand and garbage; maintenance and disinfection of mailboxes; as well as the evacuation of sediments and solid waste that could generate the collapse of sewage on public roads.
The Sewer Operation aims to preserve the sanitary infrastructure, reduce the risks of floods and floods and protect the health of the population. These actions make it possible to improve the conduction capacity of the sewer networks and ensure the continuity of the service.
Likewise, citizens are reminded that most of the collapse problems in drainage systems are caused by improper use of the network. Therefore, it is essential to avoid throwing oils, grease, construction waste, rags, plastics, wet wipes and garbage in mailboxes or household connections.
The EPS Moquegua urges the population to collaborate with the care of the health infrastructure, adopting responsible practices that contribute to the proper functioning of the sewage system and the well-being of the entire community.
