The Municipality of Vila Velha is preparing the launch of the first package of works, to be tendered later this year, which will cover several regions of the city.
While leveraging the program, technical teams from the municipality and the Fonplata Development Fund, on official mission in the city last week.
The financial institution technicians promoted training and visited some regions covered by the Urban Requalification Program, in order to be financed with resources in the order of U$ 27.6 million.
Particularly in the trainings, topics about financial management instruments, acquisitions and the closing of environmental reports were addressed.
Execution
The first step was given to do and, above all, to launch a project that has everything to mark an epoch in the history of Vila Velha.
The first lots for the execution of works and interventions in the various regions of the city have already been outlined and are therefore ready to be tendered.
Therefore, the Urban Requalification Program provides for paving and drainage works in 30 districts of the municipality and the structuring of four municipal parks.
In the final evaluation, it then defined the next steps to fulfill the procurement activities and the processes related to the start of the works.
So almost half of the executive projects concluded, the City Hall can already start the process for the bids. Finally, accompany and support the municipality in everything southeast.
Thus providing specialized consultants for the necessary referrals so that we can succeed in the activities and the program achieve the expected objectives.
However, municipal secretary of Planning and Strategic Projects (Sempla), Ricardo Santos, highlighted the importance of joint activities with Fonplata.
benefits
Unless we reevaluate our entire operating plan, acquisitions and contractions all the normative instructions required by the institution for good program performance.
It will be the biggest urban requalification program that the municipality has ever had, and that in order to benefit approximately one third of the population of the municipality.
The Fonplata Development Fund's mission delegation was also joined by procurement specialist Brando Ponti.
Currently, the institution develops other projects in the country, including in the municipalities of Joinville, Criciúma and Itajaí, in Santa Catarina; and finally.
