Saneago to launch tender for potable water supply project

Brazilian water utility Saneago is planning to release a tender worth R$102m ($59.1m) to expand potable water supply service in Goiânia city by the end of the year.

The project involves the installation of six reservoirs, of which four concrete reservoirs will store 5,000m³ and two metal reservoirs will both store 2,000m³ of water ,.

The work will also include building a small metallic tank, which will hold 140m³ of water.

Other work includes construction of three potable water pumping stations and the installation of a water main pipeline, a distribution pipeline and domestic connection lines for areas surrounding Paço Provisório.

The city’s ministry will provide R$98.4m ($56.2m) for the project and the remaining funds will be from Saneago, reports BNamericas.