Almar Consulting to take on the technical management of the Spanish Association Against Cancer’s facilities.

Almar Consulting is strengthening its collaboration with the Spanish Association Against Cancer, acting as its technical office for the development of new facilities across Spain. As part of this collaboration, the company provides Project Management and technical management services for the fit-out, refurbishment and adaptation of properties aimed at enhancing care for patients and their families.

09/09/2026

“We greatly value the continued trust that the Spanish Association Against Cancer places in Almar Consulting. Our commitment is to support each project with the same technical rigour and management expertise that define the way we work,” says José Luis Miró, President and Founder of Almar Consulting.

The collaboration encompasses the development and adaptation of facilities in several Spanish cities, including Madrid, Bilbao, Guadalajara, Huesca, Ponferrada, Badajoz and Pamplona. Across these projects, Almar Consulting provides the technical support required to ensure their successful delivery, from initial planning through to the execution of the works.

One of the key milestones of this collaboration is the new Espacio Abierto (Open Space) promoted by the Spanish Association Against Cancer in Pamplona –pictured above–, a pioneering initiative in Spain for comprehensive cancer care centres designed to become a social reference point, placing people at the heart of the project and remaining open to the wider community.

In its role as technical office, the company coordinates and oversees the different phases of each project, ensuring compliance with programme, quality and execution objectives. This work includes technical monitoring, coordination with the teams and stakeholders involved, supervision of the works, and regular site visits to verify construction progress and ensure alignment with the agreed project programme.

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