The utility is fixing a break in the 24-inch line that carries seawater to the plant; during the repair there will be rationing in neighborhoods, with priority for schools, hospitals and the most underserved areas.
OOMSAPAS built 1,728 meters of sewer line and 51 household connections for about 4 million pesos in a neighborhood that lacked the service.
The 2,000-page file includes the Environmental Impact Statement and the Technical Justification Study for the project in the Matancitas ejido.
The municipal water utility reports a general disruption after the power grid failed at several wells of aqueducts 1 and 2 and at the Cabo San Lucas desalination plant.
The utility is working with two FISAM units along Boulevard Marina and streets near the marina basin, and expects normal service within two to three days.
OOMSAPAS reports a general disruption to the entire municipality's supply after rains knocked out the CFE power grid.
The utility replaced two pipe sections damaged by the rains; service is returning gradually to neighborhoods such as Camino Real, La Fuente and Valle del Mezquite.
The utility delivers water to blocks of neighborhoods by day of the week; residents should store water on off days.
The Agua Casa por Casa program inspects supply in the field and delivers magnet QR codes to make paying easier.
The 12-million-peso project adds 150 m³ of storage so more water reaches homes by gravity during rationing days.
The municipal utility repaired the line over the weekend; service returns on each area's next scheduled rationing cycle.
Companies have until August 20 to submit proposals; the project will raise treatment capacity from 60 to 90 liters per second, serving more than 16,300 residents.
