Cheste tenders five vacant stalls at the Municipal Market through a competitive bidding process

The Cheste City Council has called for the public tender, under a competitive bidding process, for the public domain concession of five vacant sales stalls in the Municipal Market: numbers 1, 2, 3, 12, and 13. The award will be resolved based on several criteria, and the official announcement is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Valencia, no. 214, dated November 6, 2026, under reference 2026/13226.

The announcement was issued by the Cheste City Council and is included in the municipal announcements section of the provincial gazette, edited by the Provincial Council of Valencia (issue of year CXCIV, no. 214). This same issue contains dozens of announcements from city councils across the province, ranging from credit modifications to selection processes, and the Cheste call is listed among those relating to Cheste within Section I, on page 3.

A public domain concession is the legal mechanism through which a city council grants the private use of a publicly owned space—in this case, market sales stalls—to an operator who occupies and exploits it under the conditions set by the administration. Since it is processed under a competitive bidding regime, the license is not assigned directly: interested parties compete against each other, and the award is resolved by applying the criteria provided in the call.

Five stalls, one by one

The call refers specifically to the sales stalls that are currently unoccupied in the municipal premises:

• Sales stall number 1.
• Sales stall number 2.
• Sales stall number 3.
• Sales stall number 12.
• Sales stall number 13.

The individual identification of each stall allows applicants to submit their request for a specific location within the market, rather than for the premises as a whole.

Various award criteria

The announcement describes the call as a public domain concession “with various award criteria,” which places the procedure far from a simple assignment by order of entry or a single price. The specific criteria, their weighting, and the remaining conditions of the license—fee, deadlines, and the obligations of the awardee—are those established in the municipal call accompanying the announcement.

The competitive bidding regime requires the call to be published in the official gazette so that any interested operator can learn about it under equal conditions and apply within the deadline. The license is thus subject to a regulated procedure and not to a discretionary decision by the council.

Where to consult

The official text can be located in the Official Gazette of the Province of Valencia no. 214, corresponding to November 6, 2026, within section I, on page 3, with the reference 2026/13226. The copy is verifiable on the gazette’s electronic office, https://bop.dival.es/bop, and the processing corresponds to the Cheste City Council.

For interested merchants and fairgoers, the reference 2026/13226 is the data that identifies the file before the council and the one that must be cited in any inquiry or claim regarding this call.

A market with vacancies to fill

The call confirms that the Municipal Market of Cheste has five closed stalls and that the city council is resorting to the public procedure to fill them again. Stalls 1, 2, and 3 are grouped in the lower range of the venue’s numbering, while 12 and 13 are located in the upper part, meaning the call affects different locations in the market and not a single aisle.

The simultaneous publication of the five licenses opens an entry window for small merchants from the municipality and the region seeking a stable sales space, while allowing the council to reactivate the activity of a local commercial facility.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Valencia, no. 214, of November 6, 2026, section I, page 3 (official reference: 2026/13226).