The project involves the preparation of detailed design documents and bidding specifications for sewage and drinking water systems in eight localities in the Province of Buenos Aires, spread across six districts. Comprehensive designs were developed, including diagnostic studies and economic, environmental, and engineering assessments. For the towns of Claromecó, De La Garma, Huanguelén, Villa Ventana, and Sierra de la Ventana, sewer system designs were developed, serving a total population of 60,000 residents and comprising 170 km of PVC pipelines. In addition, pumping stations and sewage treatment plants were included, tailored to the specific needs of each location.

In General Lamadrid, Villa Serrana La Gruta, and Oriente, drinking water projects were carried out to serve a population of 14,000, including plans to expand water mains, build reverse osmosis treatment plants, and establish water supply and distribution systems.