Argentine municipalities launch multiple infrastructure and service tenders

Various municipalities in Argentina are launching several public tenders and infrastructure projects aimed at urban development and service optimization.

The Municipality of Concordia is implementing its Infrastructure and Development Plan toward the Bicentennial, investing approximately 20 billion pesos. This includes paving 71 blocks across two stages, renewing water and sewage networks, and maintaining storm drains. Additionally, the city opened bids for a new urban solid waste collection service, receiving six offers ranging from 267 million to 400 million pesos per month.

In Elortondo, the local government has tendered the construction of five new concrete blocks and is continuing works on sewage expansion, LED lighting upgrades, and drainage maintenance to prepare for potential heavy rainfall.

Other regional developments include a 290 million peso tender for a crane truck and a 121.3 million peso project to refurbish filters at the San Carlos Water Treatment Plant. Furthermore, Puerto Yeruá has announced a tender for a new motor grader valued at 240 million pesos.