Works to improve transversal pedestrian connectivity between Traña-Matiena stops on N-634 2026 Tender
Original: Obra de mejora de la conectividad peatonal transversal entre las paradas de Traña-Matiena en la N-634
Ayuntamiento de la Anteiglesia de Abadiño-Alcaldía
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This public works contract by the Abadiño town council builds transversal pedestrian links between the Traña and Matiena bus stops on the N-634 road, valued at about €239K. It suits local construction firms or SMEs with road and pedestrian infrastructure experience.
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About this tender
Id licitación: 2026-04060; Órgano de Contratación: Ayuntamiento de la Anteiglesia de Abadiño-Alcaldía; Importe: 239445.94EUR; Estado: PUB
Key requirements
- ✓Civil works to build pedestrian crossings and connections between the Traña and Matiena stops on the N-634
- ✓Single works contract valued at about €239,445.94 (EUR)
- ✓Submission deadline 26 November 2026 via the Spanish public procurement platform
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