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MALLORCA) Segundo Reparto, a Partir Del 20 De Abril De 2020 SECRETARÍA DE ESTADO DE TRANSPORTES, MOVILIDAD Y AGENDA URBANA MINISTERIO SECRETARÍA GENERAL DE DE TRANSPORTES, MOVILIDAD TRANSPORTES Y MOVILIDAD Y AGENDA URBANA DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE TRANSPORTE TERRESTRE OFICINAS DE CORREOS PARA LA RECOGIDA DE MASCARILLAS POR EMPRESAS CON AUTORIZACIÓN DE TRANSPORTE PÚBLICO PROVINCIA: I. BALEARS (MALLORCA) Segundo reparto, a partir del 20 de abril de 2020 NIF NOMBRE DIRECCIÓN OFICINA DE CORREOS DE RECOGIDA POBLACIÓN MASCARILLAS ***4219** BRUGUERA GOMILA JUAN CARDENAL ROSSELL, 111 PALMA 4 ***6912** FULLANA BELTRAN JOSE MIGUEL JONQUET, 51 POLLENÇA 4 ***7184** FURRIEL VAL TOMAS JULIAN CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***1304** GARCIA GONZALEZ EDDUIWG ENRIQUE CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 8 ***4590** HIDALGO PEREZ MIGUEL ANGEL PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 ***4662** JUAN RODRIGUEZ MANUEL JUAN AV BAIX DES COS, 78-80 MANACOR 4 ***8166** LINARES MACHADO JUAN QUARTER 27 ARENAL (S') 4 ***2098** LUCAS FAJARDO MARIA VANESA AV POLLENTINA 62 ALCÚDIA 4 ***9478** ORTIZ ACEVEDO HIRLANTING C/ LICORERS Nº 2E CABANETA (SA) 4 ***1724** VALVERDE MARTIN DANIEL AV JOAN MIRO 70 PALMA 4 ****0449* 2011 INSTALACIONES DE PRESION SL PARIS, 45 LLUCMAJOR 20 ****3472* 3 JOTAS SL PLATJA 7 CALA MILLOR 56 ****0950* 4 COSAS MUDANZAS SL CARDENAL ROSSELL, 111 PALMA 4 ****4621* A. F. TRANS INTERNACIONAL SL C/ LICORERS Nº 2E CABANETA (SA) 12 ***8721** ABIA PLANAS ISIDRO PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 ***9967** ABRAHAM VIDAL SEBASTIAN CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ****4618* ACERVI PROMOTORA CATALANA DISTR., SL AV. CONSTITUCION, 37 ALARÓ 8 ***4552** ACOSTA ARNAU FRANCISCA DIEGO SALVA LEZAUN 2 (ANTES NA BOIRA 1) PALMANOVA 4 ***8603** ACURSO DIEGO GABRIEL FRAY JUNIPERO SERRA, 1 LLOSETA 4 ****4752* ADALMO SL PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 120 ****4908* ADAPTRANS BUS SL GREMIO HERREROS 33 (P.I. SON CASTELLO) PALMA 28 ***6317** ADELL FIOL ESTEBAN DIEGO SALVA LEZAUN 2 (ANTES NA BOIRA 1) PALMANOVA 4 ***7928** ADELL GARAU JUAN MANUEL PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 ***1089** ADROVER AMENGUAL JOSE MIGUEL AV DE CALONGE 13 CALA D'OR 4 ***2031** ADROVER ANDREU DOMINGO COSTA Y LLOBERA, 32 FELANITX 4 ***7922** ADROVER BERGAS SEBASTIAN CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 8 ***7124** ADROVER MUÑOZ EDMUNDO JOSE DIEGO SALVA LEZAUN 2 (ANTES NA BOIRA 1) PALMANOVA 4 ***4124** ADROVER OBRADOR, SIMON COSTA Y LLOBERA, 32 FELANITX 4 ***7391** ADROVER PORTELL GUILLERMO JUAN COSTA Y LLOBERA, 32 FELANITX 4 * Las personas físicas pueden aparecer como "Nombre Apellidos" o como "Apellidos Nombre". Página 1 de 115 SECRETARÍA DE ESTADO DE TRANSPORTES, MOVILIDAD Y AGENDA URBANA MINISTERIO SECRETARÍA GENERAL DE DE TRANSPORTES, MOVILIDAD TRANSPORTES Y MOVILIDAD Y AGENDA URBANA DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE TRANSPORTE TERRESTRE OFICINAS DE CORREOS PARA LA RECOGIDA DE MASCARILLAS POR EMPRESAS CON AUTORIZACIÓN DE TRANSPORTE PÚBLICO PROVINCIA: I. BALEARS (MALLORCA) Segundo reparto, a partir del 20 de abril de 2020 NIF NOMBRE DIRECCIÓN OFICINA DE CORREOS DE RECOGIDA POBLACIÓN MASCARILLAS ***2453** ADROVER POU GUILLERMO AV BAIX DES COS, 78-80 MANACOR 4 ***2050** ADROVER ROSSELLO ALICIA AV BAIX DES COS, 78-80 MANACOR 4 ***2227** ADROVER SEVA FRANCESC COSTA Y LLOBERA, 32 FELANITX 4 ****4601* AFIA HOUDA PL. DEL ANGEL, 12 INCA 4 ****7734* AGENCIA DE TRANSPORTES PARRUS UNION, SL. GRAN, 97 POBLA (SA) 16 ****6236* AGLOMERADOS FELANITX SA COSTA Y LLOBERA, 32 FELANITX 48 ****2714* AGROTRANSPORTES LLUBI SL GRAN, 97 POBLA (SA) 48 ****9102* AGUAS DE TRAMUNTANA SL C/ TRAMUNTANA, 42 SINEU 12 ***5267** AGUDO ALCARIO JUAN MANUEL CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***5196** AGUERA HUERTAS JOSE MARIA CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***3614** AGUILA JARDI FRANCISCO JAVIER CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***3341** AGUILAR DROVER JUAN C/ LICORERS Nº 2E CABANETA (SA) 4 ***0418** AGUILAR MARCHAL ISIDRO DIEGO SALVA LEZAUN 2 (ANTES NA BOIRA 1) PALMANOVA 4 ***0253** AGUILAR PARRA JESUS FRAY JUNIPERO SERRA, 1 LLOSETA 4 ***3493** AGUILERA JIMENEZ ANTONIO QUARTER 27 ARENAL (S') 4 ***5435** AGUILERA ROMERA JUAN PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 ***4995** AGUILERA SERRANO JOSE ANTONIO DIEGO SALVA LEZAUN 2 (ANTES NA BOIRA 1) PALMANOVA 4 ***7684** AGUILO BAIDEZ, JOSEFA PL. DEL ANGEL, 12 INCA 4 ***4539** AGUILO CAMPINS JOSE CARDENAL ROSSELL, 111 PALMA 12 ***8104** AGUILO FUSTER RAFAEL CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***8840** AGUILO LLADO PEDRO GREMIO HERREROS 33 (P.I. SON CASTELLO) PALMA 4 ***9441** AGUILO MIGUEL FRANCISCO JOSE CARDENAL ROSSELL, 111 PALMA 4 ****9088* AGUILO MUT SOCIEDAD LIMITADA GRAN, 97 POBLA (SA) 20 ***2662** AGUILO NICOLAU JOSE PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 ***7691** AGUIRRE ARRIOLA LUIS ALBERTO GREMIO HERREROS 33 (P.I. SON CASTELLO) PALMA 12 ***3128** AGUIRRE FARFAN LUIS FEDERICO CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ****8356* AGUIRRE MARCELO MATIAS C/ LICORERS Nº 2E CABANETA (SA) 8 ****1744* AGURTO RAMOS DAVID FRANCO CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ****8218* AGUSTIN ROSSELLO SL PLATJA 7 CALA MILLOR 4 * Las personas físicas pueden aparecer como "Nombre Apellidos" o como "Apellidos Nombre". Página 2 de 115 SECRETARÍA DE ESTADO DE TRANSPORTES, MOVILIDAD Y AGENDA URBANA MINISTERIO SECRETARÍA GENERAL DE DE TRANSPORTES, MOVILIDAD TRANSPORTES Y MOVILIDAD Y AGENDA URBANA DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE TRANSPORTE TERRESTRE OFICINAS DE CORREOS PARA LA RECOGIDA DE MASCARILLAS POR EMPRESAS CON AUTORIZACIÓN DE TRANSPORTE PÚBLICO PROVINCIA: I. BALEARS (MALLORCA) Segundo reparto, a partir del 20 de abril de 2020 NIF NOMBRE DIRECCIÓN OFICINA DE CORREOS DE RECOGIDA POBLACIÓN MASCARILLAS ****1732* AIGUA CA'N SALAS SL JONQUET, 51 POLLENÇA 4 ****5278* AIGUA S'ESCRUI SL SIQUIA 15 (O ACEQUIA) 15 CAMPOS 4 ****1478* AIR-BUS MENORCA SL CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ****1714* AKHTAR SHAHZAD, TEHMOOR CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ****2662* AL & VERD FRUITES I VERDURES CARDENAL ROSSELL, 111 PALMA 12 ***3820** ALAMOS BERMUDEZ ARACELI DIEGO SALVA LEZAUN 2 (ANTES NA BOIRA 1) PALMANOVA 4 ***0790** ALAÑA BENAVENT MIQUEL JOAN CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***4455** ALARCON GODOY MIGUEL ANGEL CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***6778** ALARCON MONTES MARTIN CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***0660** ALBA MARTINEZ RAUL MARGARIDA MONLAU 38 SON FERRIOL 4 ***4952** ALBA MARTINEZ SEBASTIAN MARGARIDA MONLAU 38 SON FERRIOL 4 ***5532** ALBA VALIENTE JOSE ANTONIO GRAN, 97 POBLA (SA) 4 ***0845** ALBERTI NAVARRO BARTOLOME RECTORIA, 7 SÓLLER 4 ***5450** ALCAIDE CANO GREGORIO CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***1618** ALCAIDE FERNANDEZ MARIA MAGDALENA PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 ***1626** ALCAIDE MORENO ANTONIO CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***5729** ALCANTARA RUIZ, JOAQUIN CARDENAL ROSSELL, 111 PALMA 4 ***1986** ALCARAZ MENDEZ ERNESTO CARDENAL ROSSELL, 111 PALMA 4 ***6567** ALCAZAR FRANCO SANDRA CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***0296** ALCINA FONT JOSE GRAN, 97 POBLA (SA) 4 ***5626** ALCOLEA CABALLERO CARLOS CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ****3059* ALCUDIA MALLORCA CAB SL AV POLLENTINA 62 ALCÚDIA 4 ***3091** ALEDO LOPEZ BARTOLOME CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***6708** ALEJANDRO AMENGUAL DANIEL CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***7483** ALEJANDRO PEREZ COUCHMAN DIEGO SALVA LEZAUN 2 (ANTES NA BOIRA 1) PALMANOVA 4 ***3543** ALEMANY BORDOY MARIA JUAN CARLOS I 20 ANDRATX 4 ***3507** ALEMANY GUAL ANA VANESA PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 ***5711** ALEMANY GUAL MATEO GREMIO HERREROS 33 (P.I. SON CASTELLO) PALMA 4 ***8976** ALEMANY GUAL MIGUEL A PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 * Las personas físicas pueden aparecer como "Nombre Apellidos" o como "Apellidos Nombre". Página 3 de 115 SECRETARÍA DE ESTADO DE TRANSPORTES, MOVILIDAD Y AGENDA URBANA MINISTERIO SECRETARÍA GENERAL DE DE TRANSPORTES, MOVILIDAD TRANSPORTES Y MOVILIDAD Y AGENDA URBANA DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE TRANSPORTE TERRESTRE OFICINAS DE CORREOS PARA LA RECOGIDA DE MASCARILLAS POR EMPRESAS CON AUTORIZACIÓN DE TRANSPORTE PÚBLICO PROVINCIA: I. BALEARS (MALLORCA) Segundo reparto, a partir del 20 de abril de 2020 NIF NOMBRE DIRECCIÓN OFICINA DE CORREOS DE RECOGIDA POBLACIÓN MASCARILLAS ***1904** ALEMANY SORELL ONOFRE CARDENAL ROSSELL, 111 PALMA 4 ***7349** ALFARO MARTIN MANUEL FERNANDO PLATJA 7 CALA MILLOR 4 ***2606** ALFARO PICAZO MARCELINO GREMIO HERREROS 33 (P.I. SON CASTELLO) PALMA 12 ***6427** ALFAYA FARO VALENTIN PLAZA NOVA 6, LOCAL 4 PORT D'ANDRATX 4 ***4057** ALGABA HERMIDA MATIAS PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 ***2579** ALHAMA CHACON CRISTOBAL AV POLLENTINA 62 ALCÚDIA 4 ***1111** ALHAMA CHACON JOSE PL. DEL ANGEL, 12 INCA 8 ***4967** ALHAMA LOPEZ JOAQUIN PL. DEL ANGEL, 12 INCA 4 ****8956* ALIANZA IBERICA PARA EL TRANSPORTE II CO C/ LICORERS Nº 2E CABANETA (SA) 76 ****8053* ALIANZA IBERICA PARA EL TRANSPORTE S.COOP C/ LICORERS Nº 2E CABANETA (SA) 72 ****5125* ALMACENES FEMENIAS SA CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***3550** ALMAGRO RUIZ BERDEJO ALVARO GREMIO HERREROS 33 (P.I. SON CASTELLO) PALMA 4 ***1927** ALMANSA SERRA JAVIER QUARTER 27 ARENAL (S') 8 ***6408** ALMARIO LEAL ALAN AV DALIAS 3 PALMANYOLA 4 ***6791** ALMENDRO GARCIA ISABEL CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ****6838* ALNOVA BUS, SL. CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 8 ***1947** ALOMAR COLL JAIME CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***4917** ALOMAR PERELLO PERE JOSEP CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***2732** ALOMAR VIVES JUAN JOSE GRAN, 97 POBLA (SA) 4 ***7854** ALONSO AMENGUAL ANDRES PADUA 1 CAN PASTILLA 4 ***0786** ALONSO ARIAS OSCAR PADUA 1 CAN PASTILLA 4 ***8959** ALONSO HEVIA, JAVIER CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***2660** ALONSO NUÑEZ ESTHER PAU PIFERRER, 12 PALMA 4 ***9278** ALORDA SBERT MIGUEL PL. DEL ANGEL, 12 INCA 4 ***6260** ALOS PAYERAS ANDRES GRAN, 97 POBLA (SA) 4 ***7969** ALOU JULIA BARTOLOME COSTA Y LLOBERA, 32 FELANITX 8 ***0778** ALOU SAMPOL MARGARITA CONSTITUCIO, 6 PALMA 4 ***9078** ALOY COMAS FRANCISCA PADUA 1 CAN PASTILLA 4 ***4273** ALVAREZ BALLESTEROS LUCAS MARGARIDA MONLAU 38 SON FERRIOL 8 * Las personas físicas pueden aparecer como "Nombre Apellidos" o como "Apellidos Nombre". Página 4 de 115 SECRETARÍA DE ESTADO DE TRANSPORTES,
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