The deadline for interested construction companies to submit applications for the building of the municipality’s planned public housing was extended last week by the Torrevieja City Council during its governing meeting. Only the projects scheduled for the La Hoya development have had their deadlines extended.
Annexe I of the specifications controlling the bidding procedure for the construction of these residences was amended in order to extend the originally specified period. This is because the City Council’s technical services discovered that the La Hoya partial design calls for five levels in total—four higher floors and a ground floor—for the City Council-owned public housing plots. This maximum height is only considered for this kind of building because it is different from the other partial plan restrictions.
Yesterday was supposed to be the last day for commercial enterprises to submit their proposals. The local governing board has therefore chosen to extend the bid deadline by one month in light of this specific event “so that all bidders can adapt to the height distribution proposed by Torrevieja City Council.”
37,269 m² and 4 plots
The City Council has allotted three parcels of land at this location in La Hoya, where the extension was approved, in accordance with the Vive Plan agreement with the Valencian Government. Nine,745 square meters make up one of these parcels. The goal is to construct 152 public housing units.
The second plot, which is a little smaller in size (9,086), is intended for 162 dwellings. With 14,830 square meters, the third and largest is scheduled for 270.
These are in addition to the 29 residences at La Manguilla, which is a short distance from La Mata beach and is offered by the Torrevieja City Council. On a 3,608-square-metre property, these approximately 30 residences are proposed. 613 residences are planned for Torrevieja in total. These residences will be offered for sale, lease, or rent-to-own.
The base tender budget is more than €12 million. Interested corporations may bid on one, several, or all four plots, even though the process was split into four lots.
This public housing promotion plan will be implemented over a five-year period.
According to the agreement, the City Council will receive 15% of the total housing constructed—roughly 90 homes—in return for the land gift. These homes might be included in the stock of public housing in the city. The City Council intends to distribute them to younger people.
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