Technical design, supply and installation of collective solar self-consumption system with storage for street lighting 2026 Tender
Original: Redacción del proyecto técnico, el suministro y la instalación de los equipos, la ejecución de las actuaciones materiales necesarias y la legalización y puesta en servicio del sistema de instalación fotovoltaica de autoconsumo colectivo con almacenamiento destinada al alumbrado público del municipio de Sumacàrcer.
Alcaldia del Ajuntament de Sumacàrcer
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This is a contract notice published by a government body covering a mix of works, supplies and services. Delivery covers Spain (Europe). It is classified under Energy Storage and Renewable Energy against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.
The Sumacàrcer town council is procuring the design, supply, installation, legalisation and commissioning of a collective self-consumption photovoltaic system with storage to power public street lighting. It suits solar installers and renewable energy engineering firms, with a single-lot scope of around €96k that an SME could deliver.
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About this tender
The Ajuntament de Sumacàrcer (Valencia, Spain) is procuring the drafting of the technical project, supply and installation of equipment, execution of the necessary material works, and legalisation and commissioning of a collective self-consumption photovoltaic installation with storage, intended for the municipality's public lighting. The contract is classified as a supply contract (Suministros) and is tendered under the simplified open procedure (Abierto simplificado), ordinary processing. The CPV codes cover electrical accumulators (31430000), solar photovoltaic modules (09331200) and electrical system design services (71323100). The place of execution is Spain, Valencia/València. The file reference is 896/2026, and the tender was published on 23/10/2026. The published documents include the announcement, specifications (pliego), a justification report (memoria justificativa) and the initiation agreement. The page text does not include the specifications' content, so the duration and detailed technical requirements are not stated here.
Key requirements
- ✓Draft technical project for photovoltaic self-consumption system with storage
- ✓Supply and install equipment and carry out material works for public lighting
- ✓Obtain legalisation and commissioning of the installation
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- Its value of $128k is above 46% of the 173 similar tenders that state a value; their median is $160k.
- It allows 11 days to respond, shorter than the typical 18 days across 183 similar tenders.
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