According to the notice, the photovoltaic plants will be installed in Arcos de Valdevez, Caminha, Paredes de Coura, Ponte de Lima, Valença, Viana do Castelo, and Vila Nova de Cerveira, with a 270-day contract execution period.

The tender specifies a value of over €120,000 for electrical installation works, €87,167 for the construction of the power plants, €74,891 for photovoltaic solar modules, and €72,283 for preventive maintenance services.

Architecture, engineering, and planning services are budgeted at €13,786.50.

The deadline for submitting proposals is 11:59 pm on 6 October, and bidders must keep their proposals for 90 days after that date.

AdAM is 51% owned by Águas de Portugal (AdP) and 49% owned by the municipalities of Arcos de Valdevez (PSD), Caminha (PSD), Paredes de Coura (PS), Ponte de Lima (CDS-PP), Valença (PS), Viana do Castelo (PS), and Vila Nova de Cerveira (PS).

Three municipalities in the district, Ponte da Barca (PSD), Monção (PSD), and Melgaço (PSD), refused to join the partnership. The public-capital joint-stock company is headquartered in Viana do Castelo and began operations in January 2020.

The company covers 1,585 square kilometres. It is sized to supply over nine million cubic metres of drinking water annually to approximately 100,000 customers, and to collect and treat more than six million cubic metres of wastewater annually generated by around 70,000 customers.

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