Valenciaport admits the four bids for the construction of the North Terminal

- The Board of Directors of the Port Authority of València , the contracting body, has been informed of the admission of the four bids that have been submitted to the tender for the execution of the works for the container quay in the northern extension of the Port of Valencia
- At the meeting, the figures for the closing of the Valenciaport financial year in 2023 were made public, which show a positive result of more than 26 million euros
- The meeting also gave the go-ahead to the agreement between Gandía City Council and the Port Authority of València for the establishment of the Port-City integration policy model. It has also awarded the company Alcara the concession of the nautical-sports facilities of the Port of Gandia
The Board of Directors of the Port Authority of València , the contracting body, has been informed of the admission of the four bids submitted to the tender for the execution of the works for the container quay in the northern extension of the Port of València. These bids correspond to the Temporary Joint Ventures :
- Acciona Construcción, SA – Jan de Nul NV – Grupo Bertolin, SAU
- Dragados, SA – Rover Maritime, SL – Torrescamara y Cia de Obras, SA – Dredging International España, SA – Dravo, SA
- FCC Construcción – Pavasal – Boscalis
- Sacyr Construcción, SA – Sociedad Anónima Trabajos y Obras – Becsa, SA – Agrupacion Guinovart Obras y Servicios Hispania, SA.
The contracting board of the Port Authority of València (PAV), which assists the Board of Directors, has confirmed to the Board that the documents relating to the personal and material resources required in the specifications of the awarding procedure are ‘sufficient’ in the bids submitted by 100% of the competing companies.
Closing figures for the financial year 2023
In the chairman’s report, the members of the Board were informed of the individual annual accounts for Valenciaport’s 2023 financial year, which have already been made available to the General State Administration Comptroller’s Office for the auditing of the accounts. These year-end figures show a positive result of 26,321,335.58 euros and a turnover of 141.27 million euros, which means a decrease of 0.80% compared to 2022; a variation resulting from the decreases in the ship rate, goods rate and activity rate.
As far as debt is concerned, Valenciaport continues to maintain the downward trend and closed the year with a 27 million euro reduction in its long-term bank debt, which strengthens its investment capacity for the future.
Other ordinary Board items
In this Council, the third held in 2024, other ordinary items have also been dealt with in response to matters relating to:
Port of Gandia: progress in Port-City integration
At its meeting this morning, the APV Board of Directors approved the signing of an agreement between Gandia City Council and the Port Authority of València for the establishment of the Port-City integration policy model.
The Board also approved the request for an administrative concession to the company Alcara Infraestructuras, S.L. for the occupation of port public domain assets for the construction, refurbishment and operation of the nautical-sports facilities of the Port of Gandia.
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