Showing posts with label ICA. Show all posts
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Friday, January 16, 2015

Construction of Santa María Dam to Begin this Year

by Maureen Dietrich
15 Jan 15
mazmessenger.com

Construction of irrigation canals will begin at the same time as construction of the dam.
Construction of irrigation canals will begin at the same time as construction of the dam.


Ingenieros Civiles Asociados (ICA), the largest construction consortium in Mexico, has signed a contract for 3,989 million pesos with the National Water Commission to begin within the next few months the construction of the Santa María dam in El Rosario. The much anticipated dam will increase agricultural development and supply water for the Centro Integralmente Planeado “Playa Espíritu” tourist resort in southern Sinaloa.

According to information provided by ICA to the Mexican Stock Exchange, the project is expected to be completed by January, 2018.

Fernando Valdez Solano, of the Sinaloa Development Council, commented that ICA will work in association with a contractor specializing in hydraulics.

Personnel from the company have arrived in the area to begin work on the project which has been anticipated for the last three decades.

To avoid conflicts with communities that will be affected by the dam, as occurred when the Picachos Dam was built, Valdez Solano said they have come to an agreement with the Santa María town population including the amount of rent they will pay while waiting for the federal government to come to an agreement and pay the community for the hectares the dam will occupy.

He also pointed out construction of irrigation canals will begin at the same time as construction of the dam.

(from Noroeste)

Tuesday, January 13, 2015

ICA wins $272 mln contract to build dam in northwest Mexico

reuters.com

Jan 13 (Reuters) - Mexican construction company ICA said on Tuesday it had won a public contract to build a 3.99 billion peso ($272.88 million) dam for Mexico's federal water commission in the northwestern state of Sinaloa.

ICA said the dam, which will be on the Baluarte river and be used to store water for agriculture, should be complete by January 2018. It will eventually hold 980 million cubic meters of water, ICA added.

"We're proud to support the development of the southern region of the state of Sinaloa," ICA Chief Executive Officer Alonso Quintana said in the regulatory filing.


(Reporting by Gabriel Stargardter; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli)