Sanitation works expand sewage and water access in São Paulo

Sanitation infrastructure projects in the state of São Paulo are expanding to provide sewage and water services to thousands of residents. Through the Universaliza Lote 6 Consortium, which includes Concrejato Engenharia and Sahen working for Sabesp, new networks are being implemented in Botucatu and Arealva.

The works aim to benefit approximately 2,400 families by the end of the year, including 1,150 sewage connections and 950 water connections. Once operational, the system is expected to process over 700,000 liters of sewage daily, transitioning residents from septic tanks to a formal collection and treatment system. This infrastructure is intended to reduce environmental and health risks while increasing local property values.