The Provincial Council of Zaragoza approves the tender for 12 roads with an investment of 7 million euros
The Provincial Council of Zaragoza has approved this week the bidding process for 12 provincial roads that will be repaired in 2026 with a total investment of 7 million euros. These actions are part of the road program 2024-2031 and will be complemented by a second package of 9 additional works that will be tendered in the coming months.
Roads included in the first package
The 12 roads currently being tendered cover various regions of the province. Among the selected roads are the ZP-2309 from Moneva to Moyuela, the ZP-2205 from Velilla de Ebro to Alborge, the ZP-4202 access road to Lucena de Jalón, and the ZP-3403 access road to Cimballa (Llumes). Also included are the ZP-4307 from Morata de Jalón to Purroy, ZP-3307 from Langa del Castillo to Miedes, ZP-1502 from Salvatierra de Escá to Castillonuevo, and ZP-1303 from Asín to Orés.
The list is completed with the roads ZP-1403 from Sos del Rey Católico to Uncastillo, ZP-5305 from El Buste to Cunchillos, ZP-2502 access road to Fayón, and ZP-3202 access road to Tosos.
Second package of actions
The second group of 9 roads, which will be put out to tender in the coming months, includes the ZP-2201 from Osera to Monegrillo, the ZP-3301 from Villar de los Navarros to the provincial border with Teruel, and the ZP-4304 access road to Sediles. It also includes the ZP-4502 from Torrehermosa to Santa María de Huerta, ZP-4303 from Maluenda to Olvés, ZP-4311 from Oseja to Calcena, ZP-3203 from Aladrén to Vistabella, ZP-3303 from Lechón to Anento, and ZP-1201 from Castejón de Valdejasa to Tauste.
Comprehensive plan 2024-2031
The road improvement program 2024-2031 represents a total investment of 83 million euros, which will allow for the repair of more than half of the provincial network over eight years. The plan encompasses actions on 526 kilometers of provincial roads and is designed to expedite both project processing and tenders and expropriations.
The program includes two intervention modalities: comprehensive refurbishments for roads with significant deficiencies in layout, and surface improvements involving widening and walkable ditches for roads that require greater width or have deteriorated pavement. The roads tendered this week correspond to the surface improvement and widening program, while those in the second package belong to the refurbishment program.
