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A Spanish municipality's proposed works will capture, divert, and discharge stormwater from a northern watershed into a local ravine via retention basins, following disaster damage. FUNDED BY A SPANISH FEDERAL DISASTER-RECOVERY PROGRAMME FOR AFFECTED MUNICIPALITIES. 2026 Tender
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This is a contract notice published by a government body covering construction and works. Bids are invited through an open procedure. Delivery covers Spain (Europe). It is classified under Sustainable Buildings, Water and Climate Adaptation against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.
This tender procures design and construction of water retention basins and hydraulic infrastructure to capture, divert, and discharge stormwater from a northern watershed into a ravine, mitigating flood risk in a Spanish municipality following disaster damage. Bidders should have expertise in civil engineering, hydrology, basin design, and flood-resilience infrastructure.
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About this tender
The proposed works aim to capture, divert, and discharge into the Barranco del Pozalet ravine, following lamination (attenuation) in retention ponds, the stormwater generated in a hydrological catchment identified to the north of the urban centre of Loriguilla (Valencia, Spain). In current conditions, prior to the proposed intervention, these waters pass through part of the municipality, posing flood risk. …
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