2025/010 - Development of a Property and Energy Master Plan (SDIE) for Seine Normandie Agglomération and the City of Vernon

This tender, reference 2025/010, concerns the development of a Property and Energy Master Plan (Schéma Directeur Immobilier et Energétique - SDIE) for the Seine Normandie Agglomération and the City of Vernon. The project aims to establish a comprehensive strategic framework for managing and optimizing the real estate assets and energy consumption within these two public entities. The scope of work will involve a detailed analysis of the existing property portfolio and current energy usage, followed by the formulation of strategic objectives and actionable plans for improvement. Key aspects likely to be covered include energy efficiency measures, sustainable building practices, property portfolio rationalization, and long-term investment planning. The contract includes optional tranches as detailed in the specifications, and the phasing of the operation is also outlined therein. Payments will be made based on unit and lump-sum prices. The approximate notification date is October 31, 2025. This procurement process is conducted under a joint purchasing arrangement between Seine Normandie Agglomération and the Municipality of Vernon, with the specific modalities detailed in the consultation regulations. This initiative underscores a commitment to sustainable development and efficient resource management within the public sector of the Seine Normandie region.

This is a services contract in the urban development and housing, energy and power and architecture and engineering sectors, with a focus on Urban Planning, Energy Efficiency and Feasibility Studies. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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