Through the Urban Planning Department, Seville City Council has awarded Sando the contract for the upkeep of public Roads in one of the two areas into which the city is divided. Sando will provide the maintenance service for the next three years with a total budget of 11.5 million euros.
As the consistory itself has indicated in a press release, this contract is the most significant volume of resources destined to improve roads and public spaces.
The main objectives of this contract awarded to Sando for the upkeep of public roads consist of the inspection, upkeep, repair, replacement, and improvement of all the elements that make up the paving and furnishings of roads for vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
The service covers immediate and urgent actions that may pose a risk. Moreover, it also contemplates extraordinary interventions arising from occasional events in Seville and planning of actions according to priorities determined by inspections or requests received.
Road maintenance in detail
This new contract focuses on street maintenance, including road and pavement repairs, pavement improvements, and refurbishing public spaces. It also includes replacing the damage caused by vandalism or traffic accidents, installing and removing street furniture, railings, separators, or traffic barriers.
Finally, Sando will protect monuments, improve accessibility, and support major city events through tarmacking and complementary actions.
At present, Sando, through its Infrastructure Conservation and Maintenance division, provides road maintenance services in other municipalities in the region, such as Malaga and Marbella.
