Odebrecht Wins Contracts and Will Create 790 Jobs in Minas Gerais for Sanitation Works

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/10/2020 at 07:55

A empresa de engenharia e construção do grupo Odebrecht ganhou contratos em Minas Gerais; cerca de 790 vagas de emprego serão geradas no pico das obras

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The Engineering and Construction Company of the Odebrecht Group Won Contracts in Minas Gerais; About 790 Job Openings Will Be Generated at the Peak of the Works

The engineering and construction company of the Odebrecht group won a public bidding process and secured contracts for works with Copasa and Fundação Renova in Minas Gerais. According to the newspaper Valor, the sanitation works will implement the new water supply system in Montes Claros and generate many job openings in the northern region of the state. Recently, the group achieved the largest judicial recovery in the history of Brazil

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According to information from the Odebrecht group, OEC won with a proposal, at a global price — in euros — equivalent to R$ 209.6 million. The project will be financed by the European Investment Bank (EIB) and is scheduled for completion in 16 months.

The new water supply system will expand the existing one in the city, which dates back to 1974 and has undergone updates in recent years. The project plans to capture water from the São Francisco River in the municipalities of Ibiaí and Coração de Jesus, with the construction of 92.5 KM of adductor pipelines. Under the contract, OEC will also carry out the commissioning, pre-operation, and assisted operation of the system.

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Odebrecht Wins Contracts and Will Create 790 Jobs in Minas Gerais for Sanitation Works

The Engineering and Construction Company of the Odebrecht Group Won Contracts in Minas Gerais; About 790 Job Openings Will Be Generated at the Peak of the Works

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Odebrecht Wins Contracts and Will Create 790 Jobs in Minas Gerais for Sanitation Works

The Engineering and Construction Company of the Odebrecht Group Won Contracts in Minas Gerais; About 790 Job Openings Will Be Generated at the Peak of the Works

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