Exsubdirector de Invías enfrenta cargos por enredos en un contrato con el Túnel del Toyo
La Procuraduría General de la Nación profirió pliego de cargos contra el exsubdirector de Procesos de Selección Contractuales del Instituto Nacional d...
TL;DR
- Edwin Javier Galvis Acevedo, former Deputy Director of Contractual Selection Processes at Invías, has been charged.
- The charges relate to alleged irregularities in awarding a contract for electromechanical equipment for the El Toyo Tunnel in Antioquia.
- Galvis Acevedo allegedly awarded the contract without verifying social security payments for employees of consortium companies.
- This failure to verify occurred despite prior warnings about an employee's non-affiliation.
- The Attorney General's Office considers this a very serious offense committed intentionally, potentially violating principles of responsibility and objective selection.
- The El Toyo Tunnel project faces financial and technical uncertainties.
- The completion of the remaining section of the tunnel is estimated to cost over $750,000 million COP.
- Efforts are underway to have the El Toyo Tunnel operational before 2027 to establish Urabá as a logistics hub.