TRANSPARENCY

EVOCONS in compliance with Law 19/2013 on Transparency, Access to Public Information and Good Governance, from the state level, as well as Law 12/2014, of 26 December, on transparency and access to public information of the Canary Islands, creates its Transparency Portal from where citizens can access the information highlighted by this Corporation, as a transparent body in its actions, thereby contributing to the expansion of the culture of administrative transparency, in line with the nature and spirit of the aforementioned regulatory text. In compliance with these legal frameworks, the objective of the information provided is to reinforce the right of citizens to access information on public activities, specifying its limits and how it can be exercised. Within the scope of this Institution, this right will be exercised through the corresponding section within this portal.

On the other hand, without prejudice to the content of this Transparency Portal, some of the information included in it also appears in other sections of this website.

Through the following links, you can access the state and regional regulations on transparency:

• Law 19/2013, of 9 December, on transparency, access to public information and good governance.
• Law 12/2014, of 26 December, on transparency and access to public information.

El The Commissioner for Transparency and Access to Public Information of the Canary Islands is a body created by the Law of Transparency of the Canary Islands and dedicated to the promotion, analysis, control and protection of transparency and the right of access to public information in the Canary Islands. In the exercise of the functions attributed to it by the Law, it must act with autonomy and full independence. The Transparency Commissioner is vested with various powers, among which two main ones stand out: those of control of compliance with the obligation to publish the information listed in Title II of the Law by the bodies and entities subject to it (known as ‘active publicity’); and the resolution of complaints lodged by citizens against express or presumed decisions on requests for access to information from the bodies and entities included in the scope of application of the Canary Islands Transparency Law.

1.- General information about the entity.

Evolution Construction System SL is a limited company incorporated on 18 April 2018 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with its registered office at Calle Francisco Gourié. It was incorporated by a sole shareholder, Daniel Lorenzo Pellico, with a share capital of 3,000 euros.

ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE

1 – Information relating to the functions and competencies, the corporate purpose or the foundational purpose of the entity. According to the articles of incorporation, the corporate purpose of Evolution Construction System SL is CNAE 2849 to Manufacture other machinery and tools. As well as CNAE 7219 Other research and experimental development.

2 – Organisation chart of the entity.

ADMINISTRATORS AND MANAGERS

3 – Identification, profile, academic merits and professional career.

The information of the administration and management profiles is in the list of employees of the professional network LinkedIn of Evolution Construction System SL.

4 – Remuneration received annually, articulated according to the class or category of the body and specifying the minimum dedication required in the case of partial commitment.

The annual accounts are deposited in the Mercantile Register of Las Palmas and can be requested on its website..

SERVICES AND PROCEDURES

5 – Description of the use of the internal information channel of Law 2/2023, and essential principles of the management procedure.

According to Law 2/2023, of February 2023 (BOE 21/02/2023), companies with 50 or more employees must count, from 1 December 2023. In any case, EVOCONS has set up a complaints channel in the company’s own HR system application and not through the website.

ECONOMIC-FINANCIAL

6 – Annual accounts to be rendered by the entity (balance sheet, profit and loss account and annual report, and where appropriate, cash flow statement and statement of changes in equity), and where appropriate, budget settlement. The annual accounts are deposited at the Las Palmas Mercantile Registry and can be requested from its website..

7- Audit reports.

There are no audit reports from external auditing bodies.

CONTRACTS

8 – Name and purpose; duration, tender and award amount, procedure used, instruments through which, if applicable, it has been advertised; number of bidders participating in the procedure, and the identity of the persons or entities to whom the contract was awarded.

There are no contracts with public administrations.

9 – Statistical data on the percentage in the budget volume of contracts awarded through each of the procedures foreseen in the public sector contracts legislation. There are no contracts with public administrations.

10 – Modifications to formalised contracts. There are no contracts with public authorities.

11 – List of minor contracts: name and purpose; duration, tender and award amount, procedure used, instruments through which, if applicable, it has been advertised; the number of bidders participating in the procedure, and the identity of the persons or entities to whom the contract was awarded. There are no contracts with public administrations.

12 – Decisions on withdrawal and cancellation of contracts. There are no contracts with public administrations.

AGREEMENTS

13 – Signatory parties and name of the agreement; purpose, with an indication of the actions or activities committed to; term and conditions of validity; bodies or units responsible for execution and economic obligations/financing, with an indication of the amounts corresponding to each of the signatory parties. There are no agreements with public administrations.

14 – Modifications made during the term of the agreement: purpose and date. There are no agreements with public administrations.

AIDS AND SUBSIDIES

15 – Amount; objective or purpose; and granting administration. In addition, the entities mentioned in Article 3 must also publish the following:

Description of the purpose and objectives or achievements attained with the grant or aid: This shall refer to the specific project subsidised or, in the case of being generic for the operation or sustainability of the organisation due to problems or crises that have arisen, to the activity of the organisation itself that it has been able to maintain over time due to the effects of the public aid received.

Described in the first section of this R&D&I section.