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Oliver's New Green Lung Gets a Date as Zaragoza Awards Camisera Park Works

Oliver is closer to opening a new green space that will transform one of the neighborhood's areas. Zaragoza City Council has awarded the site development works for the former Camisera area, where new inner green spaces will be created between Antonio Leyva and Jerónimo Cáncer streets. The project will turn the sector into a new meeting and leisure space for local residents.
Oliver's New Green Lung Gets a Date as Zaragoza Awards Camisera Park Works

The project had been progressing through the administrative process for several months. On May 8, 2026, Zaragoza City Council initially approved the procurement file and launched the procedure to select the company responsible for carrying out the works, with a planned completion period of ten months. Now, after completing the award process, the project has a contractor ready to begin the work.

FIRMEZA SOLUTIONS WILL CARRY OUT THE WORKS

Three companies submitted bids for a contract with an initial budget of 1,491,262.21 euros, including VAT. Ultimately, the municipal procurement committee deemed Firmeza Solutions' bid the most economically advantageous and awarded the works to the company for 1,265,707.37 euros. The project also includes an improvement to the warranty terms, which have been extended to fifteen months.

Urban Planning official Víctor Serrano said the park is “highly sought after” by residents and will bring significant change to this part of Oliver, both from an urban perspective and in terms of everyday use.

The space between Antonio Leyva and Jerónimo Cáncer streets will feature new green areas that will help renew the appearance of this part of the neighborhood and add a new open space in an area currently awaiting development. “If the planned timetable is met, the new Camisera park could be ready within ten months of the works beginning,” Serrano said.