The Municipality of Marinha Grande made an investment of 1,537,439.04 euros in September 2026 for public works contracts, asset acquisition, and service provision. Between January and September, the cumulative municipal investment in this area reached 11,750,888.62 euros.
This investment translates into the execution and completion of interventions across various areas of the municipality, including sports, school, social, and cultural facilities, housing stock, and water supply and road infrastructure networks.
“"This investment demonstrates the importance given to the qualification of public facilities and infrastructure, responding to the needs of the population and contributing to the sustainable development of the municipality."
Among the highest-value contracts currently underway is the construction of the new Marinha Grande Municipal Pool, with an awarded value of approximately 12.16 million euros. Also in progress are the renovation of the Pinhal do Rei Secondary School, awarded at around 5.95 million euros, and the rehabilitation of the Albergaria Nobre for Student Residence, with an awarded value of about 3.72 million euros.
Other ongoing interventions include the requalification of the Bairro do Camarnal Novo (around 963 thousand euros) and the fourth phase of the water supply network renovation in Trutas (approximately 717 thousand euros).
Among the completed interventions, the demolition and dismantling of the Marinha Grande Municipal Exhibition Park, following damage caused by Storm Kristin, stands out, with an investment exceeding 482 thousand euros.
Also completed were the paving of several streets in the parish of Marinha Grande (around 297 thousand euros), the rehabilitation of bituminous pavements in the municipality (approximately 283 thousand euros), and the acquisition of modular units for the basic schools of Praia da Vieira and Padre Franklin (around 249 thousand euros).
Completed interventions with significant financial expression also include the rehabilitation of the IVIMA building (over 216 thousand euros), the replacement of signage damaged by Storm Kristin (approximately 210 thousand euros), and improvement works at the Engenho Basic School (over 179 thousand euros).
