Kokkino Chorio water supply: tender moves forward
The water supply project for Kokkino Chorio, a village in Apokoronas, is progressing as planned, the municipality says — despite public claims from the leader of the main opposition group that the tender had been cancelled.
The municipality has issued a statement setting out the sequence of events and arguing that the process is entirely on track.
What happened
The tender was run by a dedicated evaluation committee made up solely of civil servants, a structure designed to ensure impartiality. During the process, several participating companies filed formal objections — a standard and legally provided step in public procurement. Those objections were reviewed by the appropriate authority and decisions were issued, determining how the tender would continue.
Following those decisions, the municipal committee approved the evaluation record and identified a provisional contractor.
What comes next
The provisional contractor has now been formally invited to submit the paperwork required for the final award of the contract. The municipality stresses that this is a routine and required stage in the process, not a sign of any problem or cancellation.
Why it matters
Access to reliable water supply is a practical concern for residents of Kokkino Chorio and the wider area. The municipality describes the project as strategically important infrastructure that it intends to deliver without delay.
The opposition's claim of cancellation is false, the municipality says, and risks causing unnecessary confusion among residents at a time when the project is actually moving forward.
Note: This article is based on a press release issued by the Apokoronas municipal authority. The opposition's position is not represented in the source text.