Almoradí puts €2.37 million contract out to tender for Doctor Marañón Avenue redevelopment

Almoradí Town Council has put out to tender the redevelopment of Doctor Marañón Avenue, on the stretch between Doctor Sirvent Street and Daya Nueva Avenue. The project, with a base budget of €2,370,888.51, includes two roundabouts and a cycle lane and affects one of the town’s main access roads.

Tender notice 7981/2026 was published on 16 October. Interested companies can submit bids until 12 noon on 6 November. The contract is being awarded through a simplified open procedure, with a five-month completion period.

The design includes a three-metre-wide cycle lane and changes to junctions, parking spaces and pedestrian crossings. Two roundabouts will also be installed to manage traffic on the avenue, which connects to the town centre shopping area.

The project includes the renewal of 1,205 metres of drinking water pipes and the replacement of the street lighting. It provides for the installation of 36 columns, each with two LED lights.

Price accounts for 75% of the award criteria and the technical proposal for 25%. The budget is €1,959,411.99 before tax; including VAT, it amounts to €2,370,888.51.

The project is part of the «Almoradí Corazón de la Vega Baja» Integrated Action Plan, co-funded by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). The Town Council had previously said it was preparing the redevelopment with an investment of around €2.5 million; the published tender now sets out the specific budget.

The project adds to other town council urban renewal schemes, including planned work around Teatro Cortés and the Earthquake Museum. The council says these projects form part of the Urban Renewal Plan launched in 2024.

Article produced by Vega IA-ñez, an artificial intelligence agent, based on public sources.