STATUS: COMPLETED
The project was carried out at a cost of €830,000 (excluding taxes) with a completion period of 10.5 months. The Port Authority secured European co-financing for the project through the EMFAF (European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund). The Marín fish market has been in operation since 1976; its proximity to the saline environment necessitated the targeted renovation of the articulated bases of its columns. The work involved erecting an auxiliary metal structure to facilitate inspection, structural renovation, and the installation of new articulated joints on the columns. Maintaining the facilities and services provided to the fishing sector is a priority for the Port Authority, a commitment reflected in its Investment Plan.
STATUS: COMPLETED
PRACE, SERVICIOS Y OBRAS S.A. carried out the project to renovate and improve the fish market's interior facilities—specifically, installing a new roof over the sales area—with European co-financing from the EMFAF (European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund). The project involved upgrading the existing roof in the fish market building's sales area by constructing a metal over-roof above the concrete structure. The goal was for this new structure to ensure watertightness against water leaks, protect the existing concrete structure, house HVAC equipment, and improve the thermal efficiency of the premises. The base tender budget amounted to €786,237.
STATUS: UNDERWAY
The Port Authority of Marín is carrying out the third phase of renovation and improvement works on the fish market's interior facilities. The project is co-financed by the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF). Specifically, work is being done to insulate and install climate control systems in the hall where fish are displayed and sold—a facility originally built in 1976. Improving the insulation and upgrading the climate control system in this building will lead to energy savings and enhance the port's sustainability and efficiency.
STATUS: UNDERWAY
This project involves an investment of nearly €900,000, co-financed by the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF). The project entails installing a photovoltaic system on the fish market roof to generate electricity. The aim is to significantly improve energy efficiency and self-consumption while also reducing atmospheric emissions.
STATUS: COMPLETED
The Port Authority carried out the project to "renovate the sanitation system at the North Fishing Quay and the open-air net-drying area" using European funding from the EMFAF (European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund). Included in the Port's Investment Plan, the work involved renovating and waterproofing pipes and manholes to prevent saltwater infiltration into the network. The contract for the project was awarded to the company Viaqua, and the budget (excluding VAT) amounted to €330,000.
STATUS: COMPLETED
The Port Authority carried out the renovation of the stormwater drainage network surrounding the fishing sector port operators' building; the project involved modifying the network's layout and renewing necessary sections. This initiative was co-financed by the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF), with an investment of approximately €360,000. The contract for the stormwater drainage renovation was awarded to the company Viaqua Gestión Integral de Aguas de Galicia S.A.U.
