Estepona, Spain · Tuesday 27 October 2026

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Estepona Town Hall Launches New Asphalt Plan for Over €6.3 Million to Improve 74 Streets

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  • Location: Estepona-wide
  • Key impact: The new asphalt plan will significantly improve the condition of numerous streets in Estepona, enhancing safety and comfort for all road users.
  • Who it affects: Residents / Drivers / commuters
Estepona Town Hall Launches New Asphalt Plan for Over €6.3 Million to Improve 74 Streets

The Estepona Town Hall has announced the launch of a new Municipal Asphalt Plan aimed at enhancing the condition of streets, boulevards, and roads within the urban area and its outskirts. This project has a base budget of more than €6.3 million (including VAT) and is set to be completed within seven months.

This initiative will renew the pavement of 74 streets that are currently in varying states of disrepair. The focus will be on improving safety and comfort for traffic, extending the lifespan of the pavements, and preventing existing damage from necessitating larger-scale repairs in the future.

Work will include surface preparation and pavement renewal, along with any necessary complementary actions to ensure the completion of the project and restore proper traffic conditions.

The new Asphalt Plan covers multiple streets in the urban area, including Avenida del Carmen (north branch), Avenida Juan Carlos I, Avenida Litoral, Camino Vereda de los Frailes (up to the roundabout at Blas Infante), Calle Camino de los Reales, Calle Santander (east branch), Avenida Pablo Picasso (including lateral parking), Calle Cuenca, Calle Guadalajara, Calle Cáceres, Calle Badajoz, Calle Vigo, Calle La Coruña, Calle León, Calle Zamora, Calle Ávila, Calle Burgos, Calle Salamanca, Calle Letonia, Calle del Naranjo, Calle del Peral, Calle de la Fresa (between Calle del Peral and Calle Cerezo), Calle Dehesilla, Calle Carlos Cano (up to the roundabout of Calle Tres Banderas), Camino del Padre Cura, Calle San Roque, Calle Melilla, Calle Ceuta, Calle Tarifa (between Calle Delfín and Calle Ceuta), Calle Marbella (between Calle Guadiaro and Calle Tarifa), Calle Nerja, Calle Lazaga (from Calle Carlos Cano to Calle Melilla), Calle Terraza (from Calle Cuartel to Calle Espronceda and the dead end of Calle Gabriel Celaya), Calle Monterroso, Calle Salduba, Calle Estebbuna, crossings between main streets in the Estebbuna neighborhood, Calle del Limonero, Calle del Cerezo, Calle del Viñedo, Calle del Manzano, Calle del Olivo, Calle del Plátano, Calle del Puerto Alto, Calle del Príncipe Felipe, Avenida Reina Sofía, Calle José Carlos Outon Soto, Calle Infanta Cristina, Calle Piña, Calle del Granado, Calle Eslovenia, and Avenida José Martín Méndez (industrial estate).

In the outskirts, the Municipal Asphalt Plan will address the following roads: Camino de la Boladilla (from Calle Merión to Calle Cártama), Calle Lima, Avenida de Las Golondrinas, Calle del Jilguero, Avenida del Norte, Camino de Montesol, Calle de la Grulla, Avenida de Las Naciones, Calle Salmón, Calle Chipirón, Calle Camino de Cortes, Calle Nueva Atalaya, Calle Loira, Avenida de La Playa, Calle Sarasate, Calle Chapí, Calle Guridi, Calle Maestro Chueca, Camino Loma de Los Lirios (Reinoso road), Avenida Benamara, Calle Lavadero, and access points to Parque Antena.

Offers must be submitted electronically through the Public Sector Contracting Platform within 26 calendar days starting from tomorrow.

This report is based on information from Estepona Town Hall. Read the original report here.

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