We participated in the Expansion Project of the Sanitary Sewer System in Camargo, Chihuahua, Mexico, promoted by the Junta Municipal de Agua y Saneamiento de Camargo (JMAS Camargo), with financing from the North American Development Bank (BDAN) and Mexican resources. Our work aimed to support the execution of the works that provided service for the first time to the Miguel Ángel Niño neighborhood.

The project included the installation of 2,924 linear meters of 20-centimeter-diameter sewer pipeline, the construction of 135 household connections, and the decommissioning of existing individual septic systems.

Our services covered project review, construction supervision in its different stages —including supply and installation—, quality control, physical-financial monitoring, and administrative control of the works. Through this comprehensive management, we ensured that the project was carried out efficiently, meeting the required technical standards and planned schedules.

This project added to more than a decade of experience working on sanitation works in different communities in Mexico, strengthening our commitment to the development of infrastructure that improves the quality of life in local communities.