BOURGES (18) – Military Schools of Bourges (EMB), single building regrouping Logistics Maintenance Office (BML) - Feasibility Study (FS) and Programme (PROG)

This tender concerns the Military Schools of Bourges (EMB) located in Bourges, France (department 18). The project involves the consolidation of the Logistics Maintenance Office (BML) into a single, unified building. The scope of work includes two distinct phases: a Feasibility Study (FS) and the development of the Programme (PROG). The Feasibility Study will assess the viability and potential options for this consolidation project, likely examining site suitability, technical requirements, cost estimations, and regulatory considerations. Following the successful completion of the Feasibility Study, the Programme phase will define the detailed functional and technical specifications for the new single-building facility. This will involve outlining the operational needs of the Logistics Maintenance Office, translating them into architectural and engineering requirements, and establishing the project's overall objectives and scope. The objective is to create a more efficient and integrated operational space for the BML within the EMB complex. This initiative falls within the defence sector and aims to optimize the infrastructure supporting the military schools' logistical maintenance functions. Potential bidders are expected to demonstrate expertise in architectural and engineering studies, particularly within military or complex institutional environments, and a proven track record in delivering comprehensive feasibility studies and programme development for construction projects.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Feasibility Studies and Architectural Design. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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