Almoradí puts the project to refurbish IES Antonio Sequeros out to tender
The technical contract is worth €161,283 and covers air conditioning, improved insulation, new windows, lighting upgrades and a photovoltaic installation.

Almoradí Town Council has put out to tender the preparation of the project and the works supervision for the refurbishment of IES Antonio Sequeros, at 55 Calle Comunidad Valenciana. The planned work includes energy-efficiency and air-conditioning improvements, with a construction budget of around €3.8 million. Companies can submit bids until 12 noon on 2 November 2026.
The technical contract, funded by the council, has a budget of €161,283.07, including VAT. It covers the preparation of the basic and detailed project, supervision of the work and health and safety coordination. The project is expected to take three months to prepare from the signing of the contract; the service as a whole will last 24 months, including oversight of the work.
The tender specifications include air conditioning and ventilation in teaching areas, insulation for façades and roofs, replacement windows, electrical system upgrades and more efficient lighting. They also provide for a photovoltaic installation. The school occupies around 3,800 square metres, and the council document justifies the work on the grounds of high temperatures and the need to improve thermal comfort and air quality.
The council puts the cost of the future refurbishment at €3,819,031.97. The specifications for the work set the base construction budget at €3,819,031.65, including VAT. Funding for the work will be channelled through the Regional Education Department under the Edificant-Educlima programme, while the council is paying for the technical preparation now put out to tender.
This process does not yet award the construction work: it will define the project and arrange its supervision. Once the project has been drawn up and approved, a separate contract will need to be put out to tender to carry out the refurbishment. The improvements will affect the institute’s facilities and the conditions in its classrooms and other teaching areas.
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