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Interested companies have only 13 days to submit bids from this weekend, so the works are expected to begin "soon".

The Councillor for Education, Francisco Montiel, has welcomed the announcement of the Regional Government issued today that "the Official Gazette of the Region of Murcia (BORM) published the announcement on Saturday which works out to hiring Construction of the new Secondary School Ros Francisco Giner, Lorca, which was severely affected by the earthquakes last year and had to be almost completely demolished. "

"Today Lorca are in luck because the autonomous community has made an important step not only for the recovery of Lorca, but for the city to have a better educational facilities than it had before the earthquake," said Montiel.

The execution time of the construction of this new school, according to the project is 18 months, and the tender budget is five million.

Also, the deadline for submission of bids shall be thirteen calendar days after its publication in the BORM, so the work will begin "very soon".

The beginning of the hiring process demonstrates that funding is guaranteed by the regional government loan signed with European Investment Bank result of the efforts of the regional president Ramón Luis Valcárcel.

Montiel explained that "once again, why the naysayers are silenced, as the Minister of Education has kept its commitment that by the end of the year this would work for recruitment.'s Good news for Lorca and Lorca, although they painful for those who prefer to cast doubt and partisan interest be catastrophic. "

The mayor recalled that "the response of the Ministry of Education to reorganize the entire educational offerings after the earthquake was exemplary and the same institution executed in record time all emergency work for less than four months in many schools were practically new ".

These investments have been made by adding other lorquino Consistory that have allowed some colleges have today Lorca better off than it was before the earthquake, "said the councilor who explained that parallel the regional government has been drafting the Institute projects whose execution leaves tomorrow for recruitment.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca