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SERPA: 12ME APPROVED FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL REQUALIFICATION WORKSPhoto by diego_torres on Pexels
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SERPA: 12ME APPROVED FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL REQUALIFICATION WORKS

O Atual - Informação de Verdade10 September 2026 at 16:24

The municipal council of Serpa announced, through a press release, the approval of a financing application with a total value of 12 million euros for the modernization and requalification of the municipality's Secondary School. This approval marks a significant step towards improving local educational infrastructure.

With this financing approved, the council will be able to start the contracting procedures for the requalification work. The next step will be the award of the contract to the company responsible for carrying out the works.

After the award, the work is expected to proceed over a period of two and a half years, during which the Secondary School of Serpa should undergo a process of modernization and improvement of its facilities.

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