Las Palmas de Gran Canaria allocates €180,000 for pest control

The City Council is tendering a two-year contract, extendable, for the supply of insecticides and rodenticides in the city.

Close-up of a pest control spray nozzle releasing fine mist, with a blurred generic urban background from the Canary Islands.
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Close-up of a pest control spray nozzle releasing fine mist, with a blurred generic urban background from the Canary Islands.

The Las Palmas de Gran Canaria City Council has tendered a contract worth €180,000 for the supply of products against insects and rodents, thereby reinforcing resources for pest prevention and control in the city.

The initiative, managed by the Department of Social Welfare, Care, and Health, has an initial duration of two years, with the possibility of an annual extension. The objective is to ensure the availability of insecticides and rodenticides needed for the interventions of the municipal Public Health Section.
The supply will be carried out progressively, adapting to the service's needs and ensuring that products are ready for use in municipal operations when required.
The tender has been divided into two distinct lots. The first, with a budget of €100,000, is allocated for the supply of insecticides. The second lot, funded with €80,000, will cover the supply of rodenticides for rodent control.
This planning will enable the Department of Public Health to have the necessary resources to carry out its prevention and control tasks in various parts of the Gran Canaria capital.