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deployment. Together, the PAS and VAR solutions offer the performance and flexibility required to deal with the dewatering challenges of the Dipolog- Dapitan bridge construction project.


As well as dewatering equipment, Atlas Copco provides local after-sales support which gives the local constructor additional confidence and immediate access to technical assistance should they require it.


Saving time, improving efficiency The deployment of the PAS and VAR


dewatering pumps is delivering tangible benefits compared to traditional dewatering equipment and helping to keep the bridge project on track for completion in June 2024. In addition to providing operators and end-users with the solution that best fits the project's particularities, Atlas Copco’s expertise enabled them to improve productivity to meet operational deadlines with reliability.


Commenting on the project Jeffrey Sedenio, Philippines Country Manager at Atlas Copco Power Technique says:


"We are proud to partner with the leading civil engineering constructors in the region, pushing for the development of the Philippines. Our collaboration on various projects, including the boundary bridge connecting Dipolog and Dapitan, exemplifies our shared commitment to innovation, efficiency, and quality. Together, we're not just building structures; we're forging connections, driving progress, and shaping the future of infrastructure on Mindanao and beyond."


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