Bajo Guadalquivir comarca · No. 1 · Thursday 1 October 2026 · 6-minute read

One El Cuervo de Sevilla property firm opens with 338,180 euros, more fresh capital than 16 entire comarcas

In the Bajo Guadalquivir comarca, SENA URBAN CAPITAL is founded in El Cuervo de Sevilla with 338,180 euros. Utrera picks a company to restore the Cuadra house and Los Molares closes bids for its gym on 4 October.

Six of the 13 new companies are in Utrera and Lebrija adds a firm that builds homes

• SENA URBAN CAPITAL holds 76% of the registered capital. The company, registered in El Cuervo de Sevilla, is entered with 338,180 euros of share capital, the money the partners put in when founding the company and not its turnover, to let, buy and sell property on its own account, according to the BORME of 29 September, the Official Gazette of the Companies Register, where new companies must be published by law. The other 12 companies in the Bajo Guadalquivir comarca add up to 107,000 euros, less than a third of what it declares on its own.
• Utrera takes six of the new registrations, including two property managers. MULTISERVICIOS ARQUENOVA and UTRERA MULTISERVICIOS INTEGRALES are founded with 3,000 euros each to buy, sell and let their own and third-party property (BORME of 29 September). The largest in Utrera, SOTECNI INSTALACIONES, starts with 36,000 euros in electrical installations (BORME of 29 September), and the rest are a veterinary practice, a cleaning company and a textile wholesaler.
• Lebrija gains a residential building firm and an earthworks firm. NEBRISATECON is set up with 3,000 euros to build residential buildings (BORME of 29 September) and TERRAMAR OPERACIONES with another 3,000 for excavation and site preparation (BORME of 24 September). TRESMAS CAPITAL Y GESTION brings 6,000 euros to buy, refurbish and let rural and urban property (BORME of 23 September).
• Los Palacios y Villafranca launches a property management company. The management company is founded with 3,000 euros for letting, development and architectural technical services (BORME of 29 September), and EL GARITO LOS PALACIOS is registered with another 3,000 (BORME of 23 September). El Cuervo de Sevilla also sees the birth of a lorry hire and transport company with 19,000 euros (BORME of 29 September).

ETM INGENIERIA Y PROYECTOS will restore the Cuadra house in Utrera, a job tendered at 589,050 euros

• The contract to restore the Cuadra family house in Utrera has been awarded. The revised project for the restoration of the Cuadra house, on Plaza Enrique de la Cuadra, phase 0 and part of phase 1, has been listed as awarded to ETM INGENIERIA Y PROYECTOS since the update of 24 September. The award is the step in which the public body chooses the company that will do the work. It was put out to tender at 589,050 euros before VAT, co-funded by the Plan Provincial Más Sevilla of the Diputación de Sevilla, the provincial council, which mainly serves small towns. The deadline for bids closed on 26 August.
• Utrera had already settled three other contracts, from the identity card office to artificial turf. These are settled contracts, that is, the tender is over and the contract has been closed. The national identity card office on Calle Veracruz was tendered at 214,926.14 euros before VAT and the new lighting for the Vistalegre pitch and athletics track at 136,346.17 euros before VAT. REALTURF SYSTEMS was already listed as the winning bidder for the artificial turf of the five-a-side football pitches in Parque V Centenario, tendered at 60,616.07 euros before VAT.
• Los Palacios y Villafranca has awarded its agricultural employment work to seven companies. The mixed works, supplies and services contract of the Programa de Fomento de Empleo Agrario 2025, the agricultural employment programme, put out to tender at 239,375.85 euros before VAT, has been settled with six winning bidders. MAQUINARIA Y TRANSPORTES PALACIEGOS secured the hire of lorries with drivers, tendered at 21,280 euros before VAT.

Los Molares and Las Cabezas tender works worth 348,299 euros and Lebrija weighs up its 3.2 million sports hall

• Los Molares plans a gym beside its school. Los Molares town council is accepting bids until 4 October in the tender, a public tender in which companies bid to carry out works, for the multi-purpose gym next to the CEIP San Juan de Ribera, a state infant and primary school, for children aged 3 to 12. It is priced at 236,729.02 euros excluding VAT, that is, before tax.
• Las Cabezas de San Juan links the town centre with El Ranchillo park. The green corridor to the El Ranchillo peri-urban park, built with sustainable materials, is out to tender at 111,570.25 euros before VAT and accepts bids until 14 October.
• Lebrija is assessing candidates for its 3.2 million sports hall. Lebrija's Junta de Gobierno, the town's governing board, has under assessment, that is, the public body is assessing the bids and has not yet chosen a company, the upgrade of the Caseta Municipal sports hall, tendered at 3,239,048.20 euros before VAT, nine in every ten euros of the four tenders in the Bajo Guadalquivir comarca that still have no company, with the bidding deadline closed on 20 July. The machinery to replace public trees, tendered at 17,250 euros before VAT, closed on 8 July and is at the same stage.

Bids are open in Utrera until Monday 5 October for a home with two levels and a garden

• A court is accepting bids in Utrera for a two-storey, three-bedroom house. The court auction, a public sale ordered by a court in which anyone can bid, accepts bids until 5 October. According to the notice, the house has three bedrooms and a bathroom, with a front garden and a back patio. The notice does not give the built floor area.
• An irrigated plot of 5,000 metres closed its bidding in Utrera. The auction of the rural plot, some 5,000 square metres of irrigated land according to the notice, received bids from 8 to 28 September.
• Bidding for the El Cuervo de Sevilla family home has now ended. The auction of a detached house in El Cuervo de Sevilla was open from 8 to 28 September, and the notice gives no floor area.

El Cuervo de Sevilla opens its temporary jobs until 26 October, with 105,793 euros

• El Cuervo de Sevilla offers temporary work to people who have no economic activity. El Cuervo de Sevilla town council published in the BDNS, the National Grants Database, the public register where grants are announced, the rules for its temporary hiring under the 2026 programme to prevent social exclusion through temporary employment, with 105,793.33 euros. Those who carry out no economic activity can apply, with applications open until 26 October.
• Two provincial lines go to town councils. The second 2026 call from the Área de Concertación, the notice that opens the window to apply for a grant, pays local authorities in the province, except the capital, to hire technical assistance, and another line from the same department goes to town councils that receive European regional development funds for 2021 to 2027. They are for town councils, not for residents.
• Junta de Andalucía grants go to students and designations of origin. The Consejería de Desarrollo Educativo opened travel grants for vocational training students on workplace training in the 2024/25 school year, and the agriculture department grants for the regulatory councils of Andalusian designations of origin. Half of the 14 calls this week that reach the comarca are earmarked, that is, they already have a recipient and nobody can apply for them.

See the CasasValue of any building in Los Palacios y Villafranca on the map

From 23 to 30 September, the Bajo Guadalquivir comarca added 13 new companies in Utrera, Lebrija, El Cuervo de Sevilla and Los Palacios y Villafranca, headed by a holding firm for real estate in El Cuervo. Utrera awarded the Cuadra house and had already settled three other works, and Los Palacios y Villafranca has awarded its agricultural employment work. Los Molares and Las Cabezas de San Juan are accepting bids for a gym and a green corridor, Lebrija is assessing its Caseta Municipal sports hall, a house in Utrera remains on the auction block and El Cuervo de Sevilla opens temporary jobs. El Coronil and El Palmar de Troya saw no company registrations, bidding or contracts between those dates, and their town halls, like the other six, can ask the provincial council for help to hire technical assistance.

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