Spanish municipal maintenance contract awards

Various Spanish municipalities have approved new contracts for the maintenance of public infrastructure and services.

In Alicante, the City Council awarded a 9.6 million euro contract to UTE Rubatec-Escardó for the electrical maintenance of public lighting, municipal buildings, and schools. The three-year agreement covers over 45,000 lighting points and 245 facilities, including emergency response and high-voltage line conservation.

In Vitoria-Gasteiz, a contract valued at 452,308 euros was awarded to Viveros Eskalmendi, S.L. for the conservation of approximately 41,000 tree pits. Meanwhile, the municipal plenary in Alcoy approved a street cleaning contract worth approximately 7.08 million euros, awarded to a joint venture between Actúa and Gestaser. This contract includes specialized machinery and annual graffiti removal from facades.

Recent developments in Spain include the award of a 7.7 million euro contract to Àuria Cooperativa for road network maintenance in the Igualada area, including the Montserrat massif. This four-year social economy contract encompasses preventive and corrective maintenance, such as drainage, signage, and winter road safety. Additionally, Haro approved a 1.5 million euro project to renovate the Conservatory garden, and Valencia de Don Juan committed 356,000 euros to renew sidewalks and roads.