The contract, managed by Canal de Isabel II, includes a 16.9% budget increase compared to the previous period. This funding will improve response capabilities during supply cuts through the distribution of bottled water and the deployment of mobile cisterns.
The strategy involves a comprehensive renewal of the current fleet of eight cisterns, featuring upgrades to lighting systems, chassis, and rolling elements. Additionally, eight new portable tanks will be added, doubling the capacity to assist the affected population.
The service prioritizes vulnerable customers, such as schools and nursing homes. Logistics management will be bolstered with new digital tools for vehicle tracking, aiming to reduce delivery times in areas experiencing service disruptions.
