Benidorm resumes the tender of the Beaches after dismissing the TACRC the resources of several companies against the new contract

The current concessionaire guarantees the service in the same conditions until the new adjudication

Benidorm City Council will resume the bidding about the Beach Contract after the Central Administrative Court of Contractual Resources (TACRC) has dismissed the six appeals filed by several companies against the contract specifications. The councilor for Beaches, Lorenzo Martínez, stated that "in addition to unblocking the tender, the decision of the TACRC to reject these resources keeps intact the specifications of the municipal technicians, which included proposals made by different groups in an exercise of permanent dialogue. " Late in the morning, representatives of all the groups of the corporation have held a meeting with municipal technicians in which they have been transferred all the information on the resolution of the TACRC. Martínez reported that in light of the court's ruling, "the Board of Recruitment has been convened for next Monday, December 5". This Bureau will open the A and B envelopes, which contain the administrative information and the technical offer presented by the only company that has participated in the tender: the current concessionaire of the service, RA Benidorm. According to the councillor, after the meeting, the current concessionaire has made "an appearance in which is committed to guarantee the services that are being provided on the beaches until the new award occurs." The provision of these services will be made "with the same technical, economic and human conditions" as in the contracts in force so far, "without any increase in price". Prior to the meeting and to that appearance, the company had submitted a statement opposing the agreement adopted by the plenary session on Monday to extend the current "month by month" contract until the new award was resolved, rather than for a period of one year. The company claimed that this formula could cause an economic imbalance since the off-season months are "deficit."