Flood risks in new residential developments are driving the adoption of green infrastructure and sustainable drainage systems. However, procurement processes must ensure compatibility, maintenance support, and alternative supply options to prevent dependence on a single manufacturer.
Urban growth and the construction of new residential developments in Mexico are increasing the need for infrastructure capable of managing stormwater and reducing flood risks. The expansion of impermeable surfaces, including roads, parking lots, and buildings, can increase runoff and overwhelm conventional drainage systems. In response, real estate developers and authorities are seeking solutions that capture, retain, filter, and infiltrate rainwater. However, for procurement and supply chain departments, the challenge is not simply selecting efficient technologies but designing tenders that guarantee…
