π Tender Overview
Location SinaloaType of investment GreenfieldSubsector TourismActive Building 12384.11 m2 Scope The project is established on a green area of 26175.49 m2 with an area of footprint of 6935.7 m2 in a land that is located in the area called Parque Central Mazatlan so it will be a tourist complement to the park. The building is developed on three levels with 12384.11 m2. In the first level are the administration and staff areas reception of school groups part of the public services a large part of the marine life conservation and support facilities as well as the centralized general facilities. The second level includes the general access exhibition and public services plaza. The third level includes the area of support and attention to the large tanks of the exhibition with changing rooms toilets and equipment for the maintenance personnel of the tanks and visitors for the immersion in the oceanic tank on this floor are the facilities and remaining equipment to support marine life. The execution of the project is divided into two stages. Stage 1 is organized into two sub-stages 1A and 1B and it is expected that they contemplate the following Stage 1-A includes part of the exterior urbanization all the preliminaries the deep foundation by piles and 40 of the surface foundation. The order of the prefabricated panels a part of the acrylics of the project fundamentally the structural ones and the building warehouse in the area of the unloading yard is completed obtaining a constructed area of 321.02 m2 and an esplanade 2911.73 m2. Stage 1-B focuses on the exterior ironwork and the orders for elevators and automatic doors the rest of the acrylics and all the marine life support equipment. In Stage 2 the foundations and the total structure and architecture are finished acrylics and prefabricated panels are installed. The intake work is carried out capture of seawater and the marine life support equipment is installed. In this last stage as the works are concluded all exhibitions are mounted open sea coasts and mangroves.