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Works on 20 million BAM worth Project of Water Supply of Gradacac to be started

September 10, 2018
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Signing of the first contract for beginning of works on the project “Water Supply Gradacac” (pipeline section) will take place today.

The works will be conducted from the constructed spring Domazic to the settlement of Vuckovci in the total length of about 4,000 meters, as announced from the Information Service of the Municipality of Gradacac.

The project “Water Supply Gradacac”, whose value amounts to about 20 million BAM, is financed from the EBRD and the grant funds of the Czech Development Agency and Sida.

With the realization of this project, the existing city network and sewerage system will be reconstructed as well, besides the supply of water to the southern part of the municipality.

(Source: biznisinfo.ba)

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Amina Dzaferovic September 10, 2018
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