The initiative, driven by the Environmental Sustainability Area, aims to continue the deployment of these devices that enable real-time consumption measurement. An annual acquisition of 30,000 units is planned to cover new contracts, replacements due to malfunction, end-of-life renewals, and quality control actions. Emasa currently manages a park of 245,000 installed meters.
Remote reading is considered an essential tool for modernization and efficient management, allowing for remote data collection, reducing the need for on-site visits, and facilitating early detection of consumption or equipment operation issues. The contract is divided into twelve lots to encourage competition among specialized companies and tailor offers to specific supply needs.
Furthermore, the board approved the tender for a dynamic purchasing system for pumping equipment and hydraulic networks, as well as electromechanical and process equipment and spare parts, with a base tender budget of €4.74 million and a four-year term. This procedure will ensure the availability of necessary supplies for the integral water cycle.
An expediente and tender documents were also activated for a framework agreement for the rehabilitation, repair, and conservation of water cycle infrastructures managed by Emasa, with a base tender budget of €2.9 million and a duration of four years. These infrastructures cover collection, transport, treatment, distribution, collection, purification, and regeneration, as well as other complementary systems like street cleaning networks and ornamental fountains.
Finally, the board approved the procurement process and tender documents for the supply of standard formulation chemical products for potable and wastewater treatment, with a budget of €2.09 million and a one-year term.
