DIJON METROPOLE - Preliminary study for the PAPI - Runoff study on the territory of Dijon Métropole

This tender, issued by Dijon Métropole, concerns a preliminary study focused on runoff within the metropolitan territory. The contract is expected to last for 24 months, commencing from the notification date, which is provisionally set for November 25, 2025. This is a framework agreement with call-offs, meaning specific work orders will be issued under the agreement. The agreement has no minimum value but is capped at a maximum of 500,000 euros, excluding VAT, over its entire duration. The objective of this study is to gather essential data and analyses related to surface water runoff, likely to inform future flood prevention and management strategies within Dijon Métropole. Potential bidders should be prepared to undertake comprehensive hydrological and hydraulic assessments, potentially including modeling, data collection, and risk analysis. The scope of work will likely involve understanding the dynamics of rainfall-induced runoff across various urban and peri-urban landscapes within the Métropole's jurisdiction. This initiative is crucial for enhancing the resilience of the territory against the impacts of climate change and extreme weather events, particularly in relation to flooding. Dijon Métropole seeks expert consultancy services to deliver a thorough and actionable study that will serve as a foundation for subsequent actions under the PAPI (Programme d'Actions de Prévention des Inondations) framework. Further details regarding specific technical requirements and evaluation criteria will be provided in the tender documents.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering, environment and climate and water and sanitation sectors, with a focus on Feasibility Studies, Urban Planning and Water Resources. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 500,000.

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