Acri signs €4.2 million contract for sewage system upgrade

A contract worth approximately €4.23 million has been signed for the third functional lot of the sewage and purification system optimization project in Acri, Italy. The project aims to modernize the local infrastructure and address environmental protection concerns.

This intervention is part of a larger five-lot plan designed to transform the municipality's sewage and purification systems. The works are expected to last nearly two years and are intended to resolve European Union infringement procedures regarding water purification in the Calabria region.

The contract was awarded to a temporary grouping of companies consisting of Idrotecnica S.r.l. of Rome and iEnergy S.r.l. of Ionadi. While the initial tender base was over €5 million, the winning bid included a discount, resulting in a total contractual amount of €4,231,840.32.