With an Investment of R$ 580 Million, Sanitation Works in Espírito Santo Will Generate 3,000 Jobs

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 22/10/2020 at 14:07

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Aegea, A Company Operating in Sanitation Works, Will Treat Sewage in Municipalities of Espírito Santo and Will Generate 3,000 New Jobs

Aegea Saneamento won yesterday the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) auction in Cariacica, in the State of Espírito Santo, which took place at the São Paulo Stock Exchange. The contract provides for an investment of R$ 580 million in basic sanitation infrastructure and will generate 3,000 direct and indirect jobs in the first works.

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The contract will last until 2030, with a total investment of 180 million reais to be allocated for the first five years of works.

According to the CEO of Heach Human Resources, among the jobs to be created, there will be positions for engineers, drivers, machine operators, construction managers, building technicians, sanitation technicians, and much more.

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Aegea, which is already working on projects in Vila Velha and Serra, won the auction and proposed a rate of R$ 0.99 per cubic meter of billed sewage, the largest discount on the established value in the tender.

In total, 423,000 residents of Cariacica and Viana will benefit from the PPP. Governor Renato Casagrande attended the auction yesterday. He highlighted the importance of the investment and emphasized that the goal is to popularize sewage treatment throughout the metropolitan area.

According to the State Governor, “The state capital, Vitória, has 90% of the network available and over 80% of sewage treated, the same reality as Serra. In Vila Velha, we have 90% of the network available and 89% of sewage treated. Now it’s Cariacica’s turn, which has the third-largest population in the state.”

With an Investment of R$ 580 Million, Sanitation Works in Espírito Santo Will Generate 3,000 Jobs

Aegea, A Company Operating in Sanitation Works, Will Treat Sewage in Municipalities of Espírito Santo and Will Generate 3,000 New Jobs

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