This significant investment, approved by the board representing the City Council of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and the state-owned company Mercasa, primarily focuses on renovating key infrastructure, improving security levels, and strategic planning for future developments within the complex.
Among the most notable interventions is the complete overhaul of the potable water supply hydraulic system and the associated fire protection network. These actions aim to optimize water management, minimize risks from potential incidents, and increase operational efficiency through digitized monitoring, promoting a more rational use of resources and sustainability.
The plan also includes a comprehensive update of the video surveillance system. The project seeks to adapt the facilities to new technological demands, expand surveillance coverage at access points, roadways, loading and unloading zones, thereby improving real-time monitoring and incident tracking to enhance the safety of all users and workers.
Additionally, Mercalaspalmas will conduct an exhaustive technical study of all its buildings and infrastructure. The objective is to obtain a detailed diagnosis of the current state, identify critical needs, and establish priorities for the development of a Master Plan to guide future investments in the short, medium, and long term.
The entity has indicated that this investment package complements other recent actions, such as roof renovations, repairs following the Emilia storm, improvements to docks and pavements, and upgrades to the administrative building's cabling. Progress has also been made in the recovery of the Multipurpose Hall following the 2023 fire.




