Last week, works on the construction of the secondary sewage and water supply network in Marići, Tivat, were completed, the Municipality announced today.
As stated in the statement, the total value of the investment amounted to 216.000 euros, and the works were carried out by the consortium "Zevs gradnja" doo, "Aqua Engineering" doo and "Geotin Mne" doo.
"Work has also been completed on connecting the Pod Kuk and Mažina water reservoirs, worth 35.000 euros, which is a long-term solution to the problem of pressure and water supply in these Tivat settlements located at higher elevations. The works were carried out by 'Vigoris Ecotech' doo and they represent a continuation of the investment from 2025, when around 550.000 euros were spent on connecting the two reservoirs," the statement said.
The Municipality of Tivat also added that work is underway to replace existing water pipes in several streets in Krašići.
"The Spatial Planning Program for 2026 plans investments in the reconstruction and expansion of the water supply and sewage system, and just some of the planned projects are: construction of a secondary water supply and sewage network in Radovići, works to replace the existing water supply network at several locations in Tivat, and continuation of activities on the project 'Water Supply and Wastewater Disposal on the Adriatic Coast - Phase V, Component 2'," the statement reads.
You also said that, in connection with the V-2 project, they are intensively dealing with property and other issues on the route of the future water and sewage network in Gradiošnica and Donja Lastva.
"9,5 million euros in grants from the European Joint Fund for the Western Balkans have been provided for this project. A contract worth 26 million euros is expected to be signed with the company 'Jedinstvo' as the contractor. New environmental impact studies are also being prepared. The Investment Directorate notes that the documentation for the reconstruction of the main collector through Donja Lastva and Seljanovo is ready, and the start of work is expected after the tourist season," the statement concludes.
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