Urban Planning, Steering, and Coordination Mission

This tender concerns a framework agreement for Urban Planning, Steering, and Coordination (OPC) services, to be executed through the issuance of purchase orders. The detailed phasing of the operation is outlined in the specifications, with services remunerated based on unit prices. The estimated amounts provided are indicative and encompass the entirety of the renewal periods.

The mission involves providing technical assistance for the coordination of urban renewal operations under the National Urban Renewal Policy (NPNRU) program. These operations are deployed across four priority neighborhoods within the Metropolis, specifically in the municipalities of Tours (Sanitas and Maryse Bastié districts), Joué-lès-Tours (Rabière district), and Saint-Pierre-des-Corps (Rabaterie district).

This coordination mission will be led and financed by Tours Métropole Val de Loire (TMVL), reflecting its role as the project lead for the NPNRU convention. The mission will engage with various stakeholders within the territory who are, or will be, the contracting authorities for these urban renewal projects. These stakeholders include municipalities, social housing providers, and private developers. The scope of work requires close collaboration and management to ensure the successful implementation of the NPNRU projects across the designated priority areas, aiming to improve urban environments and living conditions.

This is a services contract in the urban development and housing, architecture and engineering and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Urban Planning, Project Management and Architectural Design. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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