Design and Construction of 21 Social Housing Units

This Spanish public procurement opportunity, located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, involves the design and construction of 21 social housing units. The project is a combined design-and-build contract, meaning the winning contractor will be responsible for both the architectural and engineering design phases, as well as the subsequent construction. This arrangement demands a contractor with in-house design capabilities or established partnerships with architectural and engineering firms.

The scale of the project, comprising 21 residential units, suggests a medium-sized construction endeavor. The value, approximately EUR 4.37 million, aligns with similar-sized social housing projects in Spain. Contractors should assess their capacity to manage both design and construction aspects within the given timeframe. Given the April 16th deadline, a swift assessment of internal resources, design partnerships, and a preliminary cost estimate are crucial to making a bid/no-bid decision.

Currently, specific CPV codes are unavailable, hindering a more precise understanding of potential material and labor requirements or any specialized construction elements that might be involved. Contractors will need to access the complete tender documentation to fully assess the project scope and any specific requirements related to sustainability, accessibility, or local building regulations.