- The works aim to restore the road to its pre-closure condition.
- This action will contribute to improving mobility in the new neighborhood of Valdebebas, reducing travel times and emissions to the atmosphere.
- It is included in the program of conservation and maintenance of the State Road Network.
The Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility has litigated for 780,166 euros (VAT included) a works contract for the reopening to traffic of the M-110 road, in the municipality of Alcobendas, in Madrid.
The tender notice has been published in the Public Sector Contracting Platform (PLACSP) and will soon be published in the Official State Gazette (BOE).
On the one hand, the works contemplate a punctual action to be carried out in a stretch of 53 meters in length to restore the functionality of the M-110 road to the situation prior to its closure. This action includes the following works:
- Elimination of the existing mini-gaze.
- Removal of the rigid barrier arranged for the closure of the track, and consequent removal and erasing of the associated vertical and horizontal signage.
- Reconstruction of the firm of the M-110 road affected by the elimination of the mini-gazebo.
- Arrangement of the new vertical and horizontal signage associated with the new road configuration.
- Adequacy of the median in the affected section.
On the other hand, to homogenize the finish of the affected road section, a milling and replacement of the rolling layer will be executed by the extension of 5 cm of bituminous mixture thickness. This action will extend along the entire stretch of the State’s competing M-110 road, between the roundabout located north of the airport and the connection with the M-12 road.
These works will contribute to improving mobility in the new neighborhood of Valdebebas, reducing travel times and emissions to the atmosphere.
The action is included within the program of conservation and maintenance of the State Road Network that generates a significant impulse to improve the quality of service of the existing state road infrastructure.