The project involves the construction, equipping, and installation of a new extraction zone with a maximum production capacity of up to 576 liters per second (l/s). The objective is to increase the production capacity of the potable water supply system, ensuring sufficient volumes and adequate quality to meet the needs of Tulum City's population.

The comprehensive project includes:

24 extraction wells with a 14-inch diameter and a depth of 30 meters, equipped with a multi-stage submersible motor-pump unit of 25 horsepower (Hp), designed for a flow rate of 24 liters per second (l/s) and a working pressure of 50 meters water column.
9.05 km of internal conduction lines to collect the flow rates produced by each extraction well and direct them to a main aqueduct.
14.276 km of main aqueduct for conveying the produced flow southward.
8.88 km of access roads, constructed through grading and leveling, clearing, stripping, and uprooting of terrain.
7 monitoring wells with a 14-inch diameter and a depth of up to 30 meters, equipped for measuring atmospheric pressure, temperature, and the water's electrical conductivity.
9.366 km of medium-voltage (35 kV) electrical supply lines, consisting of combined overhead-underground three-phase, four-wire systems, to provide power to the infrastructure in the new zone.