Torrevieja City Council puts out to tender the project management for its future Alzheimer's Center, a project worth 10.8 million euros.

The Torrevieja City Council has put out to tender the project management and health and safety coordination of the future Day Center for people with Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases, an action that will allow progress in a major social project whose construction budget amounts to 10,856,623 euros (VAT included).

This contract, with a base tender budget of 458,638 euros (VAT included), will allow the professional team in charge of supervising the execution of the works, verifying their suitability to the approved project and ensuring compliance with the technical, quality and safety requirements during the work.

The execution phase will last 20 months, starting from the date of the site survey verification report. Obligations to be fulfilled after the works are completed will remain in effect for the duration of the warranty period, which is two years from the date of the acceptance report, until final settlement.

The new Alzheimer's Center will be built in Sector 25 of the PGOU, in a strategic location opposite the Quirón Hospital, and will have a constructed area of approximately 2,700 square meters, within a plot of almost 8,000 square meters, which will allow the integration of spacious, functional spaces adapted to the needs of the users.

The project aims to provide Torrevieja with a new facility for the daytime care of people with Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases. Appointing the project management team is a necessary step towards the realization of this social infrastructure.

COMPREHENSIVE SUPERVISION OF WORKS AND FACILITIES

The contract includes project management and construction supervision; installation management and implementation; health and safety coordination during construction; quality control planning and monitoring; and the preparation of the final project and the documentation required to legalize the installations. These services will be contracted together, without division into lots, to ensure unified technical coordination, common planning, and integrated communication with the City Council.

The team must include an architect responsible for the project management and coordination with the Administration; a technical architect in charge of the execution management and quality control; a qualified professional for the health and safety coordination, a function that may be assumed by one of the above; and an industrial engineering professional with the qualification to process the projects and certificates of the building's technical installations.

TECHNICAL QUALITY WILL CARRY MORE WEIGHT IN THE AWARDING

The procurement will be carried out through an open procedure subject to harmonized regulation, with a maximum score of 100 points. The economic offer may obtain up to 40 points, while the remaining 60 will correspond to quality criteria.

Specifically, the technical proposal will be assessed with up to 30 points, distributed as follows: 20 points for the project management report, 7 points for the quality plan, and 3 points for the environmental action plan. The team's experience may add another 15 points, and the commitment to additional technical assistance, the remaining 15 points.

This additional assistance will be provided at no cost to the City Council once the project has been fully completed and will be valued for up to 12 months. It will include advice, reports, clarifications, and technical support related to the completed work and its facilities.

Interested companies must submit their bids electronically through the Public Sector Procurement Platform. The tender specifications establish a deadline of 30 calendar days from the date the announcement is sent to the Official Journal of the European Union. The final closing date will be detailed in the platform's announcements, where the tender documents and related documentation will also be available.