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PSP invests 416 thousand euros in works at the Câmara de Lobos police station
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PSP invests 416 thousand euros in works at the Câmara de Lobos police station

dnoticias.pt13 September 2026 at 17:41

The Public Security Police awarded a contract for 416,300 euros, without VAT, for the rehabilitation of the facades and roofs of the Câmara de Lobos Police Division, in the Regional Command of Madeira. The work was awarded to the company Etermar – Engenharia.

The public tender for this intervention was launched by the PSP in June, with a base price of 450 thousand euros. The award decision was made on August 12, with the contract being signed on the 26th of the same month.

The contract was published in early September, making public the terms of the investment in the Câmara de Lobos police station. The final award value was below the base price initially set for the construction work.

Why this matters

The Madeira region sees more than 416 thousand euros of public funds invested in the rehabilitation of police infrastructure, which may improve working conditions for officers and public service at Câmara de Lobos. The article is of interest to Madeiran taxpayers who follow the use of public funds and local companies interested in public works contracts.

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