The airport, the Tinajo health centre and Playa Blanca close four contracts worth 3.9 million at tender

Of those 3.9 million euros excluding VAT, 54 per cent is the 2.1 million addendum for the changing rooms and stand at the Playa Blanca football facilities, in Yaiza. Horinsa wins the enlargement of the Tinajo health centre, and Acein Canar and Intedeser Global the low-voltage supply of T1 at César Manrique airport. The Lanzarote comarca also has the tender for Calle Calderetas, in San Bartolomé, open until 5 October.

The Tinajo health centre, airport T1 and two Playa Blanca works are settled while two calls still take bids

Three works have a contractor and two take bids until October

Horinsa will extend the Tinajo health centre. The Health Services Management of the Lanzarote Health Area settled the works, tendered at 614,510.97 euros excluding VAT, in favour of Hormigones Insulares. The record was updated on 23 September. See the contract.
César Manrique airport renews the low-voltage supply of T1. Aena settled in favour of Acein Canar and Intedeser Global the remodelling of the terminal's low-voltage supply, in San Bartolomé, tendered at 759,755 euros excluding VAT. See the contract.
Playa Blanca moves on a municipal building and its football facilities. Instalaciones Eléctricas Conejeras will upgrade the fire protection, air conditioning and roof of the building on Calle Montenegro, tendered at 433,645.17 euros (contract). The Platform also lists as settled the 2,104,667.44 euro addendum to the modification of the changing rooms, stand, premises and café of the sports facilities (record).
Two tenders take bids, the first until 5 October. On 9 September San Bartolomé opened bidding, at 80,364.91 euros excluding VAT, for the milling and resurfacing of Calle Calderetas between Calle Rubicón and Calle Garduña (tender). The Centros de Arte, Cultura y Turismo, the island's arts, culture and tourism centres, are looking until 13 October for a contractor to build the new EBAR, a wastewater pumping station, and rising main at the Casa-Museo del Campesino, tendered at 173,368.32 euros with FDCAN funds (tender).
Cueva de los Verdes and the Tías pool still have no builder. The new EBAR at the Cueva de los Verdes, with a tender budget of 85,446.83 euros, is being assessed (tender), as is the thermal refurbishment of the Tías municipal swimming pool, at 199,045.17 (tender).

The Water Consortium replaces pipes in Arrecife and San Bartolomé and brings leak monitoring to the whole island

Four of the seven works are above the median of the 21 comarcas

Every hydraulic sector on the island will have remote leak monitoring. The Lanzarote Water Consortium awarded FCC Aqualia the system that monitors leaks in all the hydraulic sectors of the water supply, tendered at 878,773.27 euros excluding VAT. The record was updated on 9 September. See the contract.
Three streets get new pipes. Lanzagrava will renew the drinking water network of Calle Mamerto Pérez, in Los Valles (Arrecife), tendered at 101,311.39 euros (contract). Horinsa will do the same on Calle Arrecife in San Bartolomé, at 57,334.07 (contract), and the sewerage of Calle Amigos de Portonao, in Arrecife, at 12,846.29, is settled (contract). All three records were updated on 11 September.
The Ebar Casino rising main already has a contractor. Horinsa is also renewing that Arrecife pipe, tendered at 341,999.60 euros and settled in January. See the contract.
Calle Noruega in Tías and the lighting of Playa Blanca's old quarter still lack a firm. Tías is assessing bids for the full rehabilitation of Calle Noruega, between Rambla Islas Canarias and Avenida de las Playas, with a pedestrian and cycle lane, with a tender budget of 1,645,001.61 euros (tender). Yaiza is doing the same with the renewal of the street lighting in the old quarter of Playa Blanca, tendered at 378,324.59 euros (tender).

Lanzarote cooperatives and employee-owned companies have four new Canary Islands Employment Service lines for investment

Six of 39 calls serve businesses or housing

Four lines for social economy investment. On 24 September the Canary Islands Employment Service (Servicio Canario de Empleo) published four calls for grants for investment by social economy enterprises in the Canary Islands, such as cooperatives and sociedades laborales (employee-owned companies). Calls: first line, second, third and fourth.
Organisations that combine training with employment have their 2026 call. On 23 September the Canary Islands Employment Service opened the PFAE 2026 call, for programmes of training combined with employment. See the call.
Young renters have until 31 December to apply for their voucher. On 21 September the Canary Islands Housing Institute (Instituto Canario de la Vivienda) opened the call for the grant to help pay the rent of a home or a room, governed by Royal Decree 42/2022. See the call.

A San Bartolomé builder with 5,090 euros and a Teguise winery are the only companies founded in Lanzarote this week

The day's other island, Ibiza, adds 9 new companies

Welconova will build residential buildings from San Bartolomé. It starts with 5,090 euros of capital to put up residential and also non-residential buildings, according to the BORME of 22 September. BORME.
Cenizas Volcánicas de Lanzarote will make wine and spirits in Teguise. With 3,000 euros of capital, it will produce wines, cavas and musts and distil and bottle spirits. BORME.

See on the map the CasasValue of any building in Arrecife, Tinajo or Haría

Between 21 and 28 September the enlargement of the Tinajo health centre, the electrical remodelling of airport T1, in San Bartolomé, and, in Yaiza, the Calle Montenegro building and the addendum for the Playa Blanca football facilities were settled. San Bartolomé and Teguise each gained one new company. The Calle Calderetas tender, in San Bartolomé, and the Casa-Museo del Campesino tender remain open, while Tías decides who will do Calle Noruega and the heating and cooling systems of the municipal swimming pool, Yaiza who renews the Playa Blanca street lighting and the Centros de Arte who builds the EBAR at the Cueva de los Verdes. Earlier in September the Water Consortium settled pipe contracts in Arrecife and San Bartolomé. For Haría, this seven-day data package has no contracts or incorporations.

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