The council seeks to mitigate the deterioration of dirt tracks caused by traffic and weather events. The project, with the collaboration of the Lanzarote Cabildo, will be carried out over seven months and will include scarifying, adding gravel, leveling, compacting, and ditch maintenance.
Mayor Olivia Duque highlighted the growth of the primary sector in the municipality and the importance of these improvements for the local economy and the daily lives of residents and workers. Meanwhile, the Councillor for Procurement, Javier Díaz, stated that the agreement will allow for an "orderly and planned" intervention and a swift response to usual wear and tear or damage from rain.
Teguise has over 272 neighborhood roads covering an area of 2,366,677.1 m² (more than 412 km), making it the municipality with the largest rural transit network in Lanzarote. Interested companies can submit their bids until November 3rd via the Public Sector Contracting Platform.
