* A few months clearly with great fanfare, work began to completely renovate the drinking water system Angasmarca, however to date for our infamous mayor leaves no mismanagement or problems , Here is an article published by www.peruprensa.org
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The council of the district municipality of Angasmarca, Wilson and Elsa Llajaruna Parimango Siccha Valverde, reported serious irregularities in the process de exoneración destinado a contratar la ejecución del “Mejoramiento y ampliación del sistema de agua potable y alcantarillado del casco urbano” del distrito de Angasmarca, en la provincia de Santiago de Chuco.
La obra, valorizada en 4 millones 939 mil 388.04 nuevos soles y que fuera adjudicada al Consorcio CHC-NEVASA-C&R, ha sido observada por el Organismo Supervisor de las Contrataciones del Estado (OSCE), el mismo que ha elevado sus conclusiones al Sistema Nacional de Control a efectos que se adopten las acciones correctivas.
El OSCE llegó a la conclusión que el haber autorizado la exoneración en question on September 24, 2009, proceeding to include in the Annual Procurement (CAP) by resolution of Mayor N º 134-2009-MDA of October 12, 2009, constitutes a breach of Article 12 of the Law, which affect the validity of the reduction procedure.
Furthermore, in accordance with the provisions of Article 21 of the Law, the selection process waivers are approved only by the city council. The OSCE said that the Council Agreement N º 007-2009-MDA and Legal Report No. 20-2009-MDA/OAL/JLAO, both documents dated September 24, 2009, in which they have to release and express arguments that led to such legal decision have not been registered in the Electronic System of Procurement and Contracting (SEACE), which constitutes a violation of Article 134 of the Regulations. According to the report that policy makers and Llajaruna Siccha raise the OSCE on 10 November 2009, the council agreement that would contain the authorization of the reduction procedure does not appear because they never approved the agreement.
The most serious is that the Agency Procurement Supervisor of the State there would be no support for the exemption. Indeed, in accordance with article 22 º of Law, agreed with Article 129 of the Regulations, the causal called shortage comes at the occurrence of a situation is imminent, extraordinary and unpredictable that generates the absence of a good, service or work whose lack engages in direct and immediate continuity functions, services, activities or operations of the entity. Technical Report N º 188-2009-MDA-DIODUR notes that the system of drinking water supply and sewerage has an approximate age of 30 years, which works poorly, indicating further that does not have a water treatment and existing networks provide service to 80% of the population.
connection, through Memorandum No. E-175-2009/DSF/SSUP.VVS, the OSCE Geldres Diogenes informs the mayor that "the failure to have adequate infrastructure, due to exhaustion of their useful life, not creates a situation is imminent, extraordinary and unpredictable to do from the ground invoked. "
addition to the council complaining the argument that the potable water system and drain the village of the district has exceeded its useful life is unsustainable. They argue that the creation date Angasmarca District, 25 September 1985, there were no sewage systems, only drinking water. "It was during the period of Mayor Armando Flores started the installation of pipelines in some parts of our district. In 1994, the Regional Government of La Libertad built most water and sewage networks, need. Later, in 2005, through a joint effort between the company COMARSA, the municipality and the population is organized the project "Pashagon Angasmarca" that allowed covering the water supply shortages in the district, so ensure that while is certainly not have a system of oxidation ponds, water networks and sewage works well.
Another irregularities detected by the OSCE aims to breach the provisions of Article 129 of the Regulations provides that in situations of shortages looming, the need for the goods, services or works must be current and essential to address immediate requirements. "Since the identification of the provider that would perform the work was performed on October 14, 2009, settling in the foundation a deadline of 150 calendar days, which would determine who has the work completed in March 2010. To start the work within a supervisor must be appointed in accordance with the provisions of Article 184 ° of Regulations and, being that the review of SEACE not been made clear that recruitment process designed to obtain such services, the work would not have started exonerated to date, which further postpone completion.
Finally, the Supervisory Body stated that the agreement by which the Council approved the exemption, not to enter the amount up to which would have authorized the contracts involved. Also, the date of issuance of Memorandum No. E-190-2009/DSF/SSUP (November 25, 2009) had not registered the product contract exemption in question This violates Article 138 of the Regulations. For their part, district residents expressed concern over the possibility that the work is not completed on time, as it is known that in the months of November to April is rainy season in the Sierra Libertad, generating delays and rising costs.
