Multisite development concession, without risk transfer in the territory of the Alençon Urban Community (61) - articles L300-4 and L300-5 of the urban planning code

This tender concerns a multi-site development concession awarded by the Alençon Urban Community, located in the Orne department (61), France. The concession operates under Articles L300-4 and L300-5 of the French Urban Planning Code, signifying a specific type of public-private partnership focused on urban development. The selected developer will be responsible for conducting all necessary studies to prepare regulatory dossiers, undertaking the development of the sites, and managing their commercialization. The scope includes a firm tranche covering the development and refurbishment of the Écouves site (11 hectares) for a value of €2,206,839 HT, following all operational and regulatory procedures for the Lonrai zone, along with the commercialization of land over a 20-year period. Additionally, the firm tranche includes the acquisition and development of the Lonrai site (10 hectares) for €3,946,711 HT over 20 years, and the acquisition and management of existing real estate assets (Grand bureaux Mantelet, la verrière, Ateliers Ecouves) for €13,193,290 HT over 20 years. An optional tranche is also included, which involves the construction of an economic development project with a budget of €12 million HT, bringing the total investment, including management, to €19,011,185 HT over 20 years. The estimated total expenditure for the firm tranche is €19,346,840 HT over 20 years.

This is a services contract in the urban development and housing, construction and civil works and architecture and engineering sectors, with a focus on Urban Planning, Housing, Real Estate and Construction Supervision. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 19.3 million.

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