Bariloche infrastructure projects advance for water and gas supply

Major infrastructure works are underway in Bariloche, Argentina, to improve essential utility services. A significant water supply project, involving an investment exceeding $21 billion, is progressing to provide potable water from Lake Gutiérrez to more than 75,000 residents across 30 neighborhoods. The project includes the construction of a new water treatment plant and the installation of large-diameter piping.

Simultaneously, the provincial government is promoting two gas infrastructure projects. These works aim to reinforce the gas supply for the Dr. Ramón Carrillo Zonal Hospital and expand the network to accommodate up to 6,500 new users in the eastern zone, as well as providing service to 146 families in various neighborhoods. These initiatives are part of a broader effort to support the city's urban growth and improve living conditions for residents.