The local town council has initiated the bidding process for the design of a pedestrian and cycle bridge over the AP-Seven motorway, connecting to Creus and San Miguel street. This project has been highly requested by coastal residents for several years. Council member Víctor Valverde expressed that this step marks significant progress in bringing the long-awaited bridge to reality.
The contract’s objective is to secure services for preparing the construction project, including geotechnical, environmental studies, and topographical surveys. The technical specifications outline preliminary studies as well as comprehensive execution plans, meeting the necessary standards set by the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility.
The design aims to ensure a safe and accessible bridge, featuring a sufficient width for pedestrians and cyclists. Proposed features include LED lighting designed to blend with the urban environment. The project must be aesthetically pleasing and environmentally sustainable, focusing on durability and functionality.
The total timeframe for drafting the project is set for four months, contingent upon contract formalisation. The bidding amount is eighty-six thousand three hundred forty-four euros and forty-three cents (eighty-six thousand three hundred forty-four euros and forty-three cents), including VAT, with the overall construction estimated at one million three hundred seventy thousand euros.
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