During the morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué signed the commencement certificate for the sewer network expansion project in the Lavardén neighborhood. The ceremony took place at the offices of the Decentralized Public Works Agency (EDOS). The project will benefit more than 300 families.
Present were the EDOS comptroller Javier Del Cerro; the EDOS Operations Manager Engineer Williams Sosa; M.M.O. Norma Mabel Barrios, in her capacity as Technical Inspector for EDOS, and Iván A. De La Carbonara, technical representative of the company INCAR S.A.
Javier Del Cerro, EDOS comptroller, first thanked Mayor Azcué for his support, as well as the work of the EDOS technical team and the company. “We were negotiating because, despite it being a tender that took place months ago, the values were maintained, which is very important because the expansion of the sewage network will provide a solution for more than 300 families,” he remarked.
“It is an important project for the health of the population. Since we have been here, we have spent our time putting out fires because we are continuously making repairs, as EDOS does not have the financial capacity for new projects and we want to emerge from the emergency,” Del Cerro pointed out.
Present were the EDOS comptroller Javier Del Cerro; the EDOS Operations Manager Engineer Williams Sosa; M.M.O. Norma Mabel Barrios, in her capacity as Technical Inspector for EDOS, and Iván A. De La Carbonara, technical representative of the company INCAR S.A.
Javier Del Cerro, EDOS comptroller, first thanked Mayor Azcué for his support, as well as the work of the EDOS technical team and the company. “We were negotiating because, despite it being a tender that took place months ago, the values were maintained, which is very important because the expansion of the sewage network will provide a solution for more than 300 families,” he remarked.
“It is an important project for the health of the population. Since we have been here, we have spent our time putting out fires because we are continuously making repairs, as EDOS does not have the financial capacity for new projects and we want to emerge from the emergency,” Del Cerro pointed out.