Damage insurance - collective responsibility contract - non-performing constructor

This tender concerns the procurement of a collective liability insurance contract for structural damage (Dommages Ouvrage). This insurance is mandatory for construction projects in France, covering significant defects that compromise the solidity of the building or render it unfit for its intended purpose. The contract will cover operations for new constructions, rehabilitation, renovation, and extensions. The duration of the contract is set for the years 2026, 2027, 2028, and 2029. The scope of 'Dommages Ouvrage' insurance is to guarantee, without fault assessment, the prompt payment of all works necessary to repair the damages covered by the legal guarantee of ten-year liability (garantie décennale). It also covers the repair of damages resulting from the destruction of a portion of the work following a failure to comply with the 'Dommages Ouvrage' obligations. The policyholder is typically the project owner, but this collective contract aims to provide a framework for multiple operations. The 'Constructeur non réalisateur' aspect implies that the insurer is covering the risks associated with entities that are not the direct builders but are involved in the project, such as developers or project managers, under specific liability clauses. This procurement is crucial for ensuring financial protection against major construction defects over the specified period.

This is a services contract in the finance and banking and construction and civil works sectors. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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