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La Vall d'Uixó reactivates the Town Hall reform: 5 million and 15 months to finish the works
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La Vall d'Uixó reactivates the Town Hall reform: 5 million and 15 months to finish the works

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General12 September 2026 at 05:50

Vall d'Uixó reactivated the town hall reform, having definitively awarded the reform and expansion works of the building. The project cost is 5 million euros and the established deadline for the completion of the works is 15 months.

This is the second contract that the local government was forced to tender for the same project. The first contract was terminated due to non-compliance by the previous responsible company.

The municipality had suspended the works after the problems with the first awarded company, and now resumes the project with the new selected company to complete the reform and expansion of the town hall building.

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