Line extension · Easement · National road
Big Door Prize — Quepos
A foreign developer in Manuel Antonio needed potable water, but the connection required 2.2 km of pipeline, crossing a national ro…
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When AyA conditions your water availability on building a line extension, you face a maze: hydraulic design, sealed drawings, national road-cut permits, easements, construction to standard and the final inspection. If one piece fails, the work is not received and the water never arrives.
How we do it
- Route study and pre-design with costs
- Final design and complete permitting
- Construction and inspections
- Reception by AyA — water secured
Proven experience
Over 10 kilometers of potable water lines designed and built: Big Door Prize (2,242 m, ₡85.8M), ASOPROQUEPOS (1,827 m), Palmas Pacífica (1,888 m), GranSol (1,347 m), El Salto (1,615 m in progress), Tejona-Tilarán (2,400 m) and more.
Applicable Costa Rican regulations
- Normas técnicas de diseño y construcción de AyA
- Reglamento de Construcciones del INVU
- Permisos de rotura de vía: normativa MOPT/CONAVI
- Formulario GTE-102-02-F1 (inspección de obras de infraestructura AyA)
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle the road-cut permits?
Yes. We have processed and executed national road cuts before MOPT and CONAVI in Quepos, Esparza and Guanacaste, under RAM's technical responsibility.
How do I know AyA will accept the work?
Our track record: works received without observations, documented with reception records. We design from day one with the reception requirements in mind.
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Line extension · Returning client
Palmas Pacífica — Quepos
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