Regional Government launches public tender for the construction works of the new Canto da Maia School

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Angra do Heroísmo , July 24, 2015

Regional Government launches public tender for the construction works of the new Canto da Maia School

The Government of the Azores, through the Regional Secretariat for Education and Culture, launched the public tender for the construction works of the new facilities of Canto da Maia School on the island of São Miguel.

The announcement of the procedure was published today in the Official Gazette and will also be published in the official Journal of the European Union. The contract work has a base price of 17 million Euros and a completion period of 24 months.

This contract, which is included in the Regional Public Works Charter, falls under the Regional Government's goals to implement measures aimed at the social and cultural development of the Region.

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