€1.5 million for energy retrofits and upgrades to 50 social housing units in Fuerteventura
The Public Works, Housing and Mobility Department of the Canary Islands Government, through the Canary Islands Housing Institute (ICAVI), has launched a tender for the execution of energy‑retrofit works and accessibility upgrades on 50 publicly‑promoted protected dwellings in Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura.
Project scope and budget
- Base tender price: €1,449,153.
- The works will be carried out by the Fabelo housing group, as announced by the regional Housing Department in a press release.
The initiative is part of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, financed by the European Union via the Next Generation EU funds. It falls within a broader programme that aims to energetically rehabilitate a total of 843 homes across the two Canary Islands provinces, improving energy efficiency, comfort and sustainability of the public residential stock.
Technical sub‑projects
The overall project comprises several sub‑projects, including:
- Low‑voltage electrical installations
- Plumbing works
- Thermal (heating/cooling) installations
- Safety and health studies
In addition, the tender covers technical direction for both the main project and its sub‑projects, as well as coordination of safety and health measures.
Objectives
The effort is one of several ICAVI‑driven works intended to modernise the public housing fleet, with the goals of:
- Enhancing occupants’ comfort
- Reducing energy consumption
- Promoting a more sustainable refurbishment approach, thereby directly improving residents’ quality of life
Call for bids
Interested companies may submit their offers through the Public Sector Procurement Platform until 30 January 2026, 14:00 Canary Time.