Tender for improvement works on streets and public spaces in Playa Blanca for 658,000 euros

The City Council plans resurfacing, signage, and traffic management works, among others, on various streets in the center of the tourist town.

El alcalde Óscar Noda y el concejal de Obras Ángel Lago dd
El alcalde Óscar Noda y el concejal de Obras Ángel Lago dd

The Yaiza City Council is putting out to public tender a new project for road improvements and conditioning of public spaces in different areas of the center of Playa Blanca, with a budget of 658,725.13 euros (taxes included), aimed at renewing the pavement and signage of several streets in the tourist town, improving pedestrian accessibility and safety, organizing traffic at specific points, and repairing a sports facility.

The execution has a deadline of six months and interested companies can submit their offers until next December 14.

Specifically, the project includes repaving work and renewal of horizontal and vertical signage on El Cabozo, La Herradura, El Marisco, Mirafondo, Bienvenida, Las Maretas, and Nuestra Señora del Carmen streets, actions in the garden area located south of Avenida de Femés, and repair of the surface and signage of the sports area located on La Lapa street, among other interventions aimed at improving the conservation and functionality conditions of public infrastructure.

The Councilor for Public Works, Ángel Lago, highlights that "we continue to improve the condition of our streets and public spaces, attending not only to the maintenance of the pavement but also to the safety of drivers and pedestrians and to accessibility. These are necessary actions in a town with significant residential and tourist activity."

In addition to the resurfacing and signage works, the City Council plans to create a pedestrian access to El Anzuelo street and install protective railings on this same street, actions aimed at improving pedestrian safety conditions.

The project also includes the traffic reorganization at the intersection of El Cherne and Corvina streets and the implementation of horizontal and vertical signage measures on La Briota street to reconcile vehicle circulation with pedestrian traffic.

Óscar Noda emphasizes that "the objective is to continue investing to improve the infrastructures of Playa Blanca with concrete interventions that impact the quality of life of our neighbors and the conditions of safety and comfort for those who visit us. The conservation of the road network and the improvement of public spaces are part of the municipal investment priorities, as we have been demonstrating with recently completed interventions, such as the Avenida a Femés, and others that we are carrying out in phases to cause the least possible inconvenience, such as the refurbishment of the main artery of Playa Blanca, Avenida Papagayo."

Interested companies have all documentation available, including the execution project and the technical and administrative specifications, on the Public Sector Contracting Platform.

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