Quality control service for the work: "Updated project for pumping station and irrigation network Sector XIII of the Payuelos Subzone, Riaño reservoir irrigation area, first phase (León and Valladolid) León", to be awarded by simplified open procedure.

Empresa de Transformación Agraria S.A., S.M.E., M.P., (TRAGSA) is seeking a quality control service for a significant infrastructure project. The tender, identified by ID TSA0082959, pertains to the "Updated project for pumping station and irrigation network Sector XIII of the Payuelos Subzone, Riaño reservoir irrigation area, first phase (León and Valladolid) León". The contract value is set at 112,647.87 EUR. This project involves the development and potential construction of crucial irrigation infrastructure in the Payuelos Subzone, a key area within the larger Riaño reservoir's irrigation zone. The quality control service will be essential to ensure that the project adheres to all technical specifications, regulatory standards, and quality benchmarks throughout its execution. TRAGSA, a public entity focused on agricultural transformation, requires an independent and rigorous quality assurance process. The procurement method is a simplified open procedure, suggesting a streamlined process for eligible bidders. The tender is currently in the public (PUB) stage, indicating that it is open for submissions. This contract is vital for guaranteeing the integrity and long-term functionality of the irrigation system, which is critical for agricultural productivity in the region.

This is a services contract in the governance and public administration sector. Located in Spain, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 112,648.

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