Contract for the supply, on a rental basis, of individual cabins, modular units and containers for various uses for the Carnival 2027 of the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
ESPLACSP 20779653published on Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público
Machine translation. The official title is Contrato de suministro en régimen de alquiler, montaje y desmontaje de casetas individuales, conjuntos modulares y contenedores para usos varios para el Carnaval 2027 de la ciudad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
Consejo de Administración de Promoción de la Ciudad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria S.A. has launched a tender for equipment, furniture and supplies. The contract is estimated at €74,979 and runs for 3 months. The whole job goes out as a single contract, so you need to be able to deliver all of it, either on your own or together with partners.
Because this is an open procedure, any qualified company is welcome to submit a bid. All bid documents must be written in Spanish and must arrive no later than 3 Dec 2026, 23:59.
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Our read
Consejo de Administración de Promoción de la Ciudad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria S.A. rarely draws many bidders. Across 25 known contracts, they average only 1.9 bids per tender, well below the national average of 3.3 for this trade, so a well-prepared bid stands a real chance. Their latest award was a €199,998 contract (“Contratación, en régimen de alquiler, de los elementos de iluminación, sonido, …”), which went to Producciones Animarte SL, chosen from 2 bids. At €74,979, this tender sits well below the typical €245,745 for this trade nationally, which gives smaller firms a better chance than on most contracts of its kind.
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