The APB awards Igy Gestora Marinas Spain the management contract for large yacht moorings in the Levante basin of Eivissa port
This authorises the operation after the licensee accepted the considerations introduced in its proposal during the award procedure
22/02/2024
The Board of Directors of the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) agreed at yesterday's session held in Palma to grant the management concession for moorings of large vessels in the Levante basin of the port of Eivissa to Igy Gestora Marinas Spain, S.L. and to authorise the operation of these moorings, as well as the services building located in es Martell.
The same agreement approved by the Board of Directors delegates the approval of the construction project that will carry out the initial project presented by Igy Gestora Marinas Spain in this public tender, taking into account the considerations introduced during the awarding process and included in the conditions accepted by the licensee.
Es Martell building
The new contract includes the management of 42,152 square metres of surface area - 38,852 m2 of water surface and 2,745 m2 of land - and two mooring lines, a 240 metre line on the Levante quay and another 115 metre line on the east side of the counter-quay, popularly known as es Martell, for the mooring of vessels between 20 and 40 metres in length.
The ground floor of the es Martell building will also form part of the concession, measuring some 600 square metres, which may be used for commercial premises for those activities authorised by the APB in accordance with the DEUP (Delimitation of Port Areas and Uses) (mixed use 2: commercial, nautical sports and complementary use). Roof and stairs of the building will continue to be open to the public as before, as will the quay area, where no enclosures or partitions are planned to prevent pedestrian use.
The maximum concession period will be twelve years. The initial occupancy fee was 408,019.20 euros per year, to which Igy Gestora Marinas Spain has added an improvement corresponding to 1,325,000 euros, in addition to the 4% activity fee.
