Due to delays in the delivery of studies and designs of drinking water projects in several townships in the municipalities of San Juan del Cesar and Barrancas, The Departmental Company of Public Services of La Guajira (Esepgua) sanctioned the Guajira Sur Consortiumwith a fine of 31,809,021 pesos, equivalent to 10 percent of the value of the contract that remains to be executed.
The measure is supported by the Business Act of May 2, 2024, which has been ratified after the appeal presented by the Consortium’s representative was unsuccessful.
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Esepgua in this way made effective the pecuniary penal clause of Consulting Contract No. 002 of 2021, whose value is $530,150,355.00, which has the purpose of preparation of studies, designs and technical feasibility before Minvivienda of these drinking water projects.
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Water in Riohacha
Photo:Private file
Due to delays, these populations located in the south of La Guajira have not been able to access drinking water projects. It should be noted that the Ranchería River dam is located in Caracolí, a mega project that has not been able to be completed after an investment of more than 650 billion pesos.
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The contract was signed when the
department was intervened
The sanctioning act explains that the term of the contract was five months from the signing of the initiation document dated June 16, 2021. Modifications were signed where extensions were made: No. 1 of February 10, 2022 , with which 90 days were added to the contractual period.
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Likewise, No. 2, dated October 4, 2022, with which another 60 days were added, and finally No. 3 dated January 16, 2023, with which 90 days were added, for a total of the contractual term. 13 months.
Several tank cars that are supplied and are responsible for distributing the precious liquid throughout the communities.
Photo:Cerrejón
“The decision to apply the sanction to the Guajira Sur Consortium reflects the determination of the departmental government, who, through Esepgua, is keeping its word by guaranteeing transparency, efficiency and execution of works in all aspects of its management,” added Andreina García. Pinto, manager of Esepgua.
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García reaffirmed the entity’s commitment to the effective execution of the drinking water projects in La Guajira, stating that “we will not allow contractors to play with the resources of the drinking water projects and all those who delay with deliveries and will be sanctioned. the products of these projects.”
Eliana Mejía Ospino
Special for Time
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