Lot 4: Surveyor missions (all articles of this CCTP excluding articles 13 and 14 reserved for expert surveyors) for the North. This lot groups interventions in the following regions: - Hauts-de-France ; - Grand-Est ; -

This tender concerns Lot 4, which focuses on topographical surveyor missions. The scope of work encompasses all articles within the present Technical Specification Document (CCTP), with the specific exclusion of articles 13 and 14, which are reserved for expert surveyors. The geographical area covered by this lot is designated as 'the North' and includes a comprehensive list of French regions where these interventions will take place. These regions are: Hauts-de-France, Grand-Est, Bourgogne Franche Comté, Normandie, Bretagne, Pays de la Loire, and Centre Val-de-Loire. The successful bidder will be responsible for performing a range of topographical surveying tasks across these extensive territories. While specific details of the required services are outlined in the CCTP, the exclusion of expert surveyor articles suggests a focus on standard topographical surveys rather than highly specialized expert assessments. This procurement is likely aimed at ensuring accurate land measurement, mapping, and related data collection for projects within these northern French regions. Potential bidders should carefully review the full CCTP, paying close attention to the detailed requirements and specifications for the included articles, as well as understanding the limitations imposed by the exclusion of articles 13 and 14.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Quantity Surveying and Urban Planning. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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