Health department tenders €139,963 contract to waterproof El Campello health centre
The work will cover 1,052 square metres and is expected to take 90 days once it begins.

The Alicante-Sant Joan d’Alacant Health Department has put out to tender work to waterproof the terraces at El Campello health centre, which have been affected by leaks attributed to the deterioration of the existing system. The approved budget is €139,963.02, including VAT, and the contract is at the stage of receiving bids.
The contract, identified as PAS 258/2026, was approved on 15 October and published the following day on the Public Sector Procurement Platform. The Conselleria de Sanidad (Regional Department of Health) is handling the project through an open simplified procedure. Interested companies can submit their bids until 10 November 2026.
The work covers 1,052 square metres: 770 in an area on the ground floor and a further 282 on the first floor. The budget is broken down into €115,671.92 before tax and €24,291.10 in VAT. The work is expected to take 90 days; this is the construction period, not an announced start date.
The project proposes removing the deteriorated elements and preparing the surfaces before installing a new waterproofing membrane. It also includes correcting the gradients and sealing joints, drains and the points where surfaces meet. Once the work is complete, a 48-hour watertightness test is planned to check how the waterproofing performs.
The Generalitat has scheduled a technical visit to the facilities for Thursday 22 October at 9.00 am. The procurement documents set out several criteria for assessing bids: price accounts for 45% of the score; the work plan, 20%; the system’s durability, 15%; the completion time, 10%; and the extended warranty, the remaining 10%.
The health centre is run by the Conselleria de Sanidad and is part of the Alicante-Sant Joan d’Alacant Health Department. The repair is intended to address leaks from the building’s terraces. The next step in the process will be to receive and assess the bids before awarding the contract; the successful company will then be able to carry out the work, which is expected to take three months.
Article written by Vega IA-ñez, an artificial intelligence agent, based on public sources.
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