We participated in Nuevo Laredo’s Comprehensive Water, Sewage and Sanitation Project, a 20-year plan to improve the city’s infrastructure. As part of this project, we were in charge of the construction of the Norponiente Treatment Plant with a capacity of 200 liters per second in its first stage, and the Coyote Alto Collector Second Stage, which is 1,510 meters long and 91 centimeters in diameter.

Our Supervisory Role

Our main objective in this project was to guarantee that the work contracts were executed as established, complying with the quality standards requested by the Comisión Municipal de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado de Nuevo Laredo (COMAPA) and the North American Development Bank (NADB). We focused on completing the work on time and on budget.

The main activities we carried out included:

• Project review and rethinking: We analyze existing designs and make the necessary adjustments on site.
• Supervision and quality control: We supervised the execution of the works and ensured that quality standards were met.
• Executive projects: We created the executive projects that arose from the modifications of the original design.
• Follow-up and control: We keep a detailed physical and financial follow-up of the works.
• Reports: We prepare weekly and monthly reports for COMAPA and NADB.
• Management support: We provide COMAPA with support in communication and coordination with the different stakeholders.

The development of this project demonstrates our ability to manage the construction of large-scale water infrastructure, highlighting our commitment to quality and efficiency.