Puerto Rico Texas
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Ortiz Group Engineering and Construction Services is a family corporation founded on 1998. The corporation is a General Contractor and A/E services provider with an enphasis in Comercial / Industrial projects. Partners had been related to this market for the past 25 years.
Throughout our history, we have pursued perfection in all our projects, our relationships and our conduct across the countless communities in which we live and work. And it's something we aspire to on a daily basis. How we reach for this lofty goal is what sets us apart, it's what makes us different. It's our unwavering commitment in our pursuit of building perfection.
Throughout our history, we have pursued perfection in all our projects, our relationships and our conduct across the countless communities in which we live and work. And it's something we aspire to on a daily basis. How we reach for this lofty goal is what sets us apart, it's what makes us different. It's our unwavering commitment in our pursuit of building perfection.
Salina Pier and Seafront Renovation
| Contract No | AFI-BP-14-32-CTPR |
|---|---|
| Category | General Construction |
| Contract Cost | $2,052,718.29 |
| Location | PR 701, Salinas, PR |
| Completed Date | Novemberr, 2015 |
| Owner | A.F.I. - Agencia para el Financiamiento de la Infraestructura |
| References | Alejandro Castro - Phone: 787-727-7700 - email: acastro@toroarquitectos.com Ing. Samir El Hage - Phone (939) 717-7133 - email; selhage@hagepsc.com |
| Description | The Scope of Work includes the demolition of at least three abandoned or run- down structures, the cleaning and restoration of beach areas littered with concrete and steel debris, a sequence of two waterfront plazas, two small urban parks, sidewalks and roadway pavement. As one approaches the west end of the project from town, a new beachfront plaza will receive you. Moving eastward, what is now an abandoned fountain with a sculpture of fishermen on their boat will be replaced by a small park with trees and seating where the sculpture will become a focal point. Across the street a new sidewalk along the narrow roadway will connect with the newly restored and expanded municipal waterfront plaza which includes new kiosks for the rental of kayaks and sale of souvenirs, a new sea wall, steps to the beach and a restroom. Further east, a small triangular lot will be converted into a small park and will also house a small kiosk for bike rentals and the sale of snacks and refreshments. |
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