Overview
- Work at the Santa Fe treatment plant resumes Monday with a 44 billion‑peso national investment, lifting capacity from 8,250 to 14,500 m³/h, with physical progress at roughly 12–13% and completion estimated for July 2027.
- The national government cleared debts and issued three work certificates totaling about 4 billion pesos in the past two months, enabling the contractor consortium to return and plan a gradual ramp‑up.
- Aguas Santafesinas scheduled a temporary water shutdown on Sunday, November 16, from 02:00 to 12:00 for plant maintenance worth 122 million pesos, with contingency supply for hospitals and system purging to limit turbidity on restart.
- A 1.1 billion‑peso summer plan is underway for plant interventions, leak detection, and pipe renewals, with officials projecting roughly 5% more output by late December, or about 400 m³/h, to reinforce pressure in northern neighborhoods.
- The ‘mirror’ plant in Granadero Baigorria is about 35% complete, targets June 2027 for finish, will add 6,000 m³/h, and is planned to tie into the proposed Acueducto Gran Rosario to move water west and southwest across the metro area.