Concession for the service of advertising and non-advertising urban furniture

This tender seeks a concessionaire to manage and operate public urban furniture, encompassing both advertising and non-advertising elements. The concessionaire's responsibilities are comprehensive, including the overall management and commercial exploitation of the installations. This involves handling advertising placements and providing non-advertising information services to the public. A key aspect is also the communication of institutional information on behalf of the contracting authority, the Syndicat, as stipulated in the contract. The concessionaire will be responsible for acquiring and supplying all necessary equipment as detailed in the specifications. This includes removing existing furniture prior to the contract start, installing new installations, and connecting them to required utility networks. Furthermore, the concessionaire must undertake any necessary civil works and restore public spaces (roads, sidewalks, paved areas, etc.) to a high standard. Revenue generation through commercial activities and other related receipts will be managed by the concessionaire. Maintenance is also a critical component, requiring the cleaning of all furniture, ensuring operational functionality using biodegradable and non-polluting products, and periodic condition checks. The concessionaire must manage equipment renewal, repair damaged or defective items, and ensure the restoration of public spaces at the end of the contract. Administrative and financial management of the service, along with regular reporting to the Syndicat, are also core duties.

This is a supplies contract in the general supplies sector, with a focus on Office Equipment, Cleaning and General Supplies. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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