The contract is worth over 170 million lei, and the procurement procedure was organised in accordance with the rules of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
As Mayor Ion Ceban noted, he emphasised the importance of this development for the capital’s environmental infrastructure and recalled the difficult situation in which the wastewater treatment plant found itself when the project was approved in 2019. At that time, the company’s internal resources and capabilities were mobilised to maintain the operational capacity of the wastewater treatment plant and improve the situation until work under the contract could resume.
“We remember the state in which we took over the plant in 2019; it was severely dilapidated,” noted the capital’s mayor, Ion Cheban. “The situation was extremely difficult, requiring concrete and comprehensive solutions.”
He emphasised that the project was taken over by the current administration at a time when work that had previously begun had been halted and the contractor had declared insolvency. In the years that followed, efforts were made to keep the facility operational.
The signing of the contract creates the necessary conditions for the full completion of the works and the effective operation of the entire system.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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