📋 Tender Overview
Phase B of the coastal defense, which includes the storm and sewage sewer system of Pilar, as well as the wastewater treatment plant (PTAR), advances with the execution of topographic studies. These studies aim to obtain detailed information on the height and characteristics of the land, fundamental data for the proper design of the works. At present, three teams are carrying out the evaluation of land elevations in various strategic areas of the city. This survey is crucial, since water in the sewerage system moves by gravity, from the highest areas to the lowest. The data obtained will allow accurately defining the slopes of the pipes and their diameters, which will avoid traffic jams and guarantee efficient system operation. Positive impact on the community and the environment The implementation of the sewerage will bring great benefits for the community of Pilar, improving the quality of life of approximately 34,000 inhabitants. Among the advantages include flood prevention and housing, buildings and streets. In addition, water quality will be improved, which will contribute to the reduction of pollution in rivers and streams. This system will also reduce the proliferation of mosquitoes and other pests, reducing the risk of diseases transmitted by stagnant water and creating a safer and healthier environment for the inhabitants of the capital of the department of Neembucu. Consultation, complaints and claims mechanism Citizenship can use the telephone line 0976 664 887 to make consultations and present claims on the impacts of the work. This service ensures the right of the population to receive information and obtain timely responses about the progress of the project. Project details The works are in charge of the Neembucu Sanitary Consortium, composed of LT S.A., Constructora Heisecke S.A. and BENITO ROGGIO E HIJOS S.A., with the supervision of the Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) and the Supervision of Cialpa S.A. The execution of the project is scheduled for a period of 24 months, with an estimated investment of G. 422,000 million. Date: April 24, 2025
