Contrat de maintenance des installations techniques, des éléments de construction et du jardin de la Maison Jean Monnet du Parlement européen à Bazoches-sur-Guyonne en France.

The tender opportunity is a call for maintenance services for the Maison Jean Monnet, a site of the European Parliament located in Bazoches-sur-Guyonne, France. This is a public procurement contract, open to companies capable of providing technical installation maintenance, construction upkeep, and landscaping services. While small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are not explicitly prioritized, there are no restrictions excluding them from participation.

The estimated total value of the contract is €1,501,060, with a maximum duration of 72 months, which includes an initial 12-month period followed by up to five possible renewals. This equates to approximately €208,000 per year. The tender process is an open call, with a submission deadline set for July 5, 2025.

Participants must obtain a Participant Identification Code (PIC) to submit a tender, and submissions are required to be made non-electronically. The evaluation will be based on the lowest price offered by bidders. The main classification codes for this tender pertain to repair and maintenance services, specifically CPV code 50000000.

The successful applicant will be compensated for the services rendered under the contract, with no requirements for co-funding mentioned. The tender specifies that the contracting authority is not obligated to respond to questions submitted after June 10, 2025.

In summary, this call for tenders invites qualified companies to provide maintenance services at a significant European Parliament property, emphasizing technical competency in facilities management and adherence to a structured procurement process that prioritizes transparency and competition. All necessary documents and details relevant to the tender are available for potential bidders to review.

This is a call for tenders for a maintenance contract for the technical installations, construction elements, and garden of the Maison Jean Monnet of the European Parliament in Bazoches-sur-Guyonne, France. The procedure identifier is EP-INLO/SXB/2025/OP/0015. The submission method is non-electronic, and the call is open for submission. The current contract is expiring on April 21, 2025, necessitating a new maintenance contract for the technical installations, construction elements, exterior fittings, and green spaces at the Maison Jean Monnet site. The procedure type is an open procedure. The estimated total value of the contract is 1,501,060 EUR. The TED publication date is May 13, 2025. The lead contracting authority is the European Parliament, INLO Directorate-General for Infrastructure and Logistics. The main classification (CPV) code is 50000000 Repair and maintenance services. The nature of the contract is for services. The maximum contract duration is 72 months. The award method is the lowest price. There is no framework agreement. The selection criteria include suitability to pursue the professional activity, economic and financial standing, and technical and professional ability; details are available in the market documents. The date and time of the public opening is September 4, 2025, at 10:00 Europe/Paris time. The deadline for receipt of tenders is July 5, 2025, at 00:00 Europe/Paris time. The contracting authority is not bound to reply to questions submitted after June 10, 2025, at 05:00 Europe/Paris time.

The available documents include: FR09a InvitationM020 Invitation letter, FR09c CCA M020(v0) Tender specifications, FRCahier d'Engagement Tender specifications administrative part, FR09b ConditionsM020 Tender specifications administrative part, FRSpécifications techniques BAZ V3 250410 Technical specifications, FRFiches Techniques Technical specifications, FRSpécifications techniques BAZ V3 250410 Technical specifications, FRAnnexes Fiches Techniques Technical specifications, FR250401 Bordereau BAZ protect Financial offer form, and FR250401 Bordereau BAZ protect Financial offer form. All documents were published on May 13, 2025, are version 1, and have no translations available.

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In summary, this tender is an invitation for companies to bid on a contract to provide maintenance services for the Maison Jean Monnet, a European Parliament property in France. The contract covers technical installations, building maintenance, landscaping, and gardening. The European Parliament is seeking a qualified provider through an open procedure where the lowest price will win. The tender documents, including technical specifications and administrative requirements, are available for download. Interested parties must submit their tenders non-electronically by the specified deadline. A Participant Identification Code (PIC) is mandatory for participation.

Eligible Applicant Types: The eligible applicant types are not explicitly stated but can be inferred to be organizations capable of providing repair and maintenance services for technical installations, construction elements, outdoor facilities, and green spaces. This could include SMEs, large enterprises, or specialized service providers.

Funding Type: Procurement. This is a call for tenders, indicating a procurement process where the European Parliament is seeking a service provider.

Consortium Requirement: The opportunity does not explicitly state whether a single applicant or a consortium is required. It is possible that either a single applicant or a consortium could apply, but this would need to be clarified in the tender documents.

Beneficiary Scope (Geographic Eligibility): The location of the service is Bazoches-sur-Guyonne in France, suggesting that the geographic eligibility is likely focused on companies within the EU, and potentially with a preference for those operating in France or nearby regions.

Target Sector: This program targets the repair and maintenance services sector, specifically focusing on technical installations, construction, and landscaping.

Mentioned Countries: France is explicitly mentioned as the location of the Maison Jean Monnet.

Project Stage: The project is at the implementation stage, requiring a service provider to maintain existing facilities.

Funding Amount: The estimated total value of the contract is 1,501,060 EUR.

Application Type: Open call for tenders.

Nature of Support: The beneficiaries will receive a service contract.

Application Stages: The number of application stages is not explicitly mentioned, but it can be inferred that there will be at least two stages: submission of the tender and evaluation of the tenders.

Success Rates: The success rates are not mentioned.

Co-funding Requirement: Co-funding is not mentioned.

Summary:

This is a call for tenders by the European Parliament, Directorate-General for Infrastructure and Logistics (INLO), for the maintenance of technical installations, construction elements, outdoor facilities, and green spaces at the Maison Jean Monnet in Bazoches-sur-Guyonne, France. The current contract is expiring, and the European Parliament is seeking a new service provider. The procedure is an open procedure, and the contract is estimated to be worth 1,501,060 EUR. The maximum contract duration is 72 months. The award method is based on the lowest price. Submissions must be sent via non-electronic means, and the deadline for receipt of tenders is 05/07/2025. The contracting authority is not bound to reply to questions submitted after 10/06/2025. Tenderers must consult the procurement documents for the address for submission and full details. The tender documents include an invitation letter, tender specifications, administrative parts, technical specifications, and financial offer forms. A PIC (Personal Identification Code) is mandatory to participate in this call for tenders. The eSubmission system supports various file types and has specific requirements for naming attachments. The system encrypts all uploaded documents to ensure confidentiality.