Maintenance and Operation of Tricolor Traffic Signal Equipment and Access Control for the City of Versailles, Traffic Counting and Studies for Various Transport Modes

This tender concerns a framework contract with call-off orders for the maintenance and operation of dynamic tricolor traffic signal equipment and access control systems within the city of Versailles. Additionally, the contract includes services for traffic counting and studies across various transport modes. The overall duration of the contract is set at 48 months, commencing from its notification, which is tentatively scheduled for early February 2025. The financial scope of this framework agreement is defined by a minimum value of €50,000 excluding tax (HT) and a maximum value of €650,000 excluding tax (HT) over its entire term. This contract aims to ensure the efficient functioning and upkeep of critical traffic management infrastructure in Versailles, while also providing valuable data and analysis for transport planning and optimization. Key responsibilities will likely include routine maintenance, emergency repairs, system upgrades, and the execution of comprehensive traffic surveys and studies to inform future urban mobility strategies. The scope of work is broad, encompassing both the physical maintenance of dynamic signaling and access control hardware, as well as the analytical services related to traffic flow and modal split. This represents a significant opportunity for specialized service providers in the fields of intelligent transport systems and traffic engineering.

This is a services contract in the transport and logistics, architecture and engineering and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Traffic Management, Urban Mobility, Network Infrastructure and Feasibility Studies. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 650,000.

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