Canary Islands Government resumes the Antigua Nursery School project

Works, halted due to issues with the contractor, could restart by late 2026 following new administrative procedures.

Construction works of a public infrastructure in a sunny Canary Islands setting.
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Construction works of a public infrastructure in a sunny Canary Islands setting.

The Canary Islands Government and the Antigua City Council have coordinated the necessary steps to resume construction of the Antigua Nursery School, which had been halted due to contractual issues.

The facility, which began construction in 2025, was interrupted due to technical and administrative problems with the original contractor. This situation required the regional administration to carry out an administrative regularization process before the project could be continued.
According to information provided by the Department of Education, the regional executive is currently working on the procedures for a new tender. Current forecasts estimate that work could restart by the end of 2026, with the goal of having the project fully completed between March and April 2027.
Municipal representatives have welcomed the regional government's willingness to unblock this infrastructure, which is considered essential for local families. Both institutions have agreed to maintain open communication to continuously monitor the progress and ensure that the construction does not face further delays.