Madrid City Council has just awarded the fifteen lots it launched at the beginning of the year for the management of 49 day centres for the next five years, according to the details of the call for tenders to which this newspaper has had access.
Concretely, the Family sector had 3,370 places in day centres in the districts of the capital subject to calls for tender, 184 accommodation places and 210 places in family respite service on weekends. All its benefits are aimed at people over 60, dependent people who present physical and relational deterioration or cognitive deterioration.
The companies Ilunion and Clece distributed the vast majority of the prizes in the competition, which represented around 227 million euros of public spending, of which the two companies recovered 217.
Clece received 121.1 million euros for the management of the Ciudad Lineal, San Blas, Moratalaz, Villaverde, Puente de Vallecas, Salamanca, Chamartín and Chamberí centers. For its part, Ilunion Sociosanitario won the contracts for the day centers in Carabanchel, Usera, Tetuán, Fuencarral-El Pardo and Moncloa-Aravaca, for a total amount of 96.2 million euros.
The only companies that will manage the municipal day centres, apart from those already mentioned, will be Eulen, with the management of the facilities of Villa de Vallecas and Vicálvaro for 4.4 million euros and Sanivida, which will do the same with the facility of Horaleza, for 5.2 million euros. million.
