SA HLM OZANAM Awards Multiple Construction Contracts for 93 Housing Units in Fort-de-France
19 Oct 2026
SA HLM OZANAM, an entity with special or exclusive rights operating in housing and community amenities, has awarded contracts for the construction of 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR at La Joyau in Fort-de-France (Construction de 93 logements, 4 locaux d'activités et 1 LCR à La Joyau à Fort-de-France). The total value of all contracts awarded in this notice is €15,097,272.67, covering multi-dwelling buildings construction work and various related works, with an estimated duration of 30 months per lot. The procurement was conducted under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU. Introduction SA HLM OZANAM, an entity with special or exclusive rights operating in housing and community amenities, has conducted an open procedure for the construction of 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR at La Joyau in Fort-de-France. The procurement was divided into multiple lots covering earthmoving, siteworks, landscaping, steel locksmithing, public lighting, special foundations, structural shell work, waterproofing, electricity, exterior and interior joinery, roof frames and coverings, plumbing, floor and wall covering, locksmithing and ironwork, painting, solar hot water, partition walls, and lifts. The procurement is not financed with EU funds but is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). The evaluation criteria for the lots are price (60%), technical value (30%), and sustainable development and social inclusion (10%). Technical value includes methodology of intervention (60%), human resources and profiles of the stakeholders (25%), and proposed material and technical resources (15%). Sustainable development and social inclusion includes environmental aspects (50%) and social inclusion (50%). Thirty-eight tenders were received electronically per lot. Winners were appointed for several lots, while other lots were closed without a winner for various reasons. No subcontracting was declared. The contracts were concluded between 03/07/2026 and 19/08/2026. The total value of all contracts awarded in this notice is €15,097,272.67. The estimated value excluding VAT was €15,097,272.00. Why This Contract Matters This contract ensures the construction of 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR at La Joyau in Fort-de-France, supporting housing and community amenities. This contract matters because it: Supports Housing Construction: Constructs 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR at La Joyau in Fort-de-France Significant Value: €15,097,272.67 total awarded value Medium-Term Commitment: 30-month duration per lot Comprehensive Scope: Multiple lots covering earthmoving, siteworks, landscaping, steel locksmithing, public lighting, special foundations, structural shell work, waterproofing, electricity, joinery, roofing, plumbing, floor and wall covering, ironwork, painting, solar hot water, partition walls, and lifts Balanced Evaluation: 60% price, 30% technical value, 10% sustainable development and social inclusion Competition: 38 tenders received electronically per lot No Subcontracting: No subcontracting declared Contract Timeline Winner chosen: between 12/06/2026 and 24/07/2026 (per lot) Contract concluded: between 03/07/2026 and 19/08/2026 (per lot) Estimated duration: 30 months per lot Notice published: 19 October 2026 (OJ S 202/2026) Notice dispatch date: 15 October 2026 Contract Overview SA HLM OZANAM conducted an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU. Key features include: Multiple lots: LOT-0010 to LOT-0028 Total awarded value: €15,097,272.67 Duration: 30 months per lot Framework type: No framework agreement Evaluation: Price (60%), Technical value (30%), Sustainable development and social inclusion (10%) Winners: CENTR'ETANCHE, SAGEER CARAIBES, E.M.A., AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION, AICS, ANTRAP Subcontracting: No No EU funding Covered by GPA: Yes Key Contract Details Main classification: 45211340 Multi-dwelling buildings construction work Place of performance: Fort-de-France, Martinique (FRY20), France Postcode: 97200 Procedure identifier: 47c6c6a3-c2ca-4b3d-abef-ce8c5d320385 Internal identifier: 2025F39 Type of procedure: Open Accelerated procedure: No Legal basis: Directive 2014/24/EU Review body: Tribunal judiciaire de FORT DE FRANCE Lot Structure Lot 1 – Earthmoving, Roads and Various Networks (LOT-0010) Estimated value excluding VAT: €1,365,688.40 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (decision of the buyer, not following a tenderer's request to review the award, because of technical or procedural errors) Tenders received: 38 Lot 2 – Secant Pile Wall (LOT-0011) Estimated value excluding VAT: €300,050.00 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (decision of the buyer, not following a tenderer's request to review the award, because of technical or procedural errors) Tenders received: 38 Lot 3 – Green Spaces and Playground (LOT-0012) Estimated value excluding VAT: €126,920.00 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (all tenders withdrawn or found inadmissible) Tenders received: 38 Lot 4 – Steel Locksmithing (LOT-0013) Estimated value excluding VAT: €110,690.00 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (all tenders withdrawn or found inadmissible) Tenders received: 38 Lot 5 – Public Lighting and Low Voltage (LOT-0014) Estimated value excluding VAT: €160,791.00 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (other) Tenders received: 38 Lot 10 – Special Foundations (LOT-0015) Estimated value excluding VAT: €939,000.00 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (all tenders withdrawn or found inadmissible) Tenders received: 38 Lot 11 – Structural Shell Work (LOT-0016) Estimated value excluding VAT: €6,439,198.87 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (all tenders withdrawn or found inadmissible) Tenders received: 38 Lot 12 – Waterproofing (LOT-0017) Estimated value excluding VAT: €514,523.95 Winner: CENTR'ETANCHE (value of the tender €454,644.03, ranked 1) Tenders received: 38 Contract concluded: 03/07/2026 Contract identifier: LOT 12 - CENTR'ETANCHE Lot 13 – Electricity (LOT-0018) Estimated value excluding VAT: €740,863.00 Winner: SAGEER CARAIBES (value of the tender €736,134.03, ranked 1) Tenders received: 38 Contract concluded: 03/07/2026 Contract identifier: LOT 13 - SAGEER CARAÏBES Lot 17 – Exterior Joinery (LOT-0019) Estimated value excluding VAT: €938,050.00 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (other) Tenders received: 38 Lot 18 – Interior Joinery (LOT-0020) Estimated value excluding VAT: €384,350.00 Winner: E.M.A. (value of the tender €433,382.53, ranked 1) Tenders received: 38 Contract concluded: 03/07/2026 Contract identifier: LOT 18 - E.M.A Lot 19 – Roof Frames and Coverings (LOT-0021) Estimated value excluding VAT: €170,408.40 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (no tenders, requests to participate or projects were received) Tenders received: 38 Lot 23 – Plumbing and Sanitary Works (LOT-0022) Estimated value excluding VAT: €577,274.00 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (all tenders withdrawn or found inadmissible) Tenders received: 38 Lot 24 – Floor and Wall Covering and Soft Flooring (LOT-0023) Estimated value excluding VAT: €794,647.34 Winner: AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION (value of the tender €989,813.63, ranked 1) Tenders received: 38 Contract concluded: 08/07/2026 Contract identifier: LOT 24 - AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION Lot 25 – Locksmithing and Ironwork (LOT-0024) Estimated value excluding VAT: €162,250.00 Winner: AICS (value of the tender €141,829.00, ranked 1) Tenders received: 38 Contract concluded: 08/07/2026 Contract identifier: LOT 25 - AICS Lot 26 – Painting (LOT-0025) Estimated value excluding VAT: €658,592.61 Winner: AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION (value of the tender €754,399.79, ranked 1) Tenders received: 38 Contract concluded: 08/07/2026 Contract identifier: LOT 26 - AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION Lot 27 – Solar Hot Water (LOT-0026) Estimated value excluding VAT: €315,850.00 Winner: ANTRAP (value of the tender €386,109.23, ranked 1) Tenders received: 38 Contract concluded: 03/07/2026 Contract identifier: LOT 27 - ANTRAP Lot 30 – Partition Walls (LOT-0027) Estimated value excluding VAT: €218,625.10 Winner: E.M.A. (value of the tender €184,639.79, ranked 1) Tenders received: 38 Contract concluded: 19/08/2026 Contract identifier: LOT 30 - E.M.A. Lot 31 – Lifts (LOT-0028) Estimated value excluding VAT: €179,500.00 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (other) Tenders received: 38 Lot Summary Table Lot Title Value (€) Winner Tenders LOT-0010 Earthmoving, Roads and Various Networks No winner No winner 38 LOT-0011 Secant Pile Wall No winner No winner 38 LOT-0012 Green Spaces and Playground No winner No winner 38 LOT-0013 Steel Locksmithing No winner No winner 38 LOT-0014 Public Lighting and Low Voltage No winner No winner 38 LOT-0015 Special Foundations No winner No winner 38 LOT-0016 Structural Shell Work No winner No winner 38 LOT-0017 Waterproofing 454,644.03 CENTR'ETANCHE 38 LOT-0018 Electricity 736,134.03 SAGEER CARAIBES 38 LOT-0019 Exterior Joinery No winner No winner 38 LOT-0020 Interior Joinery 433,382.53 E.M.A. 38 LOT-0021 Roof Frames and Coverings No winner No winner 38 LOT-0022 Plumbing and Sanitary Works No winner No winner 38 LOT-0023 Floor and Wall Covering and Soft Flooring 989,813.63 AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION 38 LOT-0024 Locksmithing and Ironwork 141,829.00 AICS 38 LOT-0025 Painting 754,399.79 AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION 38 LOT-0026 Solar Hot Water 386,109.23 ANTRAP 38 LOT-0027 Partition Walls 184,639.79 E.M.A. 38 LOT-0028 Lifts No winner No winner 38 Total 15,097,272.67 Scope of Supply The contract covers the following works: Earthmoving, Roads and Various Networks: Earthmoving work (LOT-0010) Secant Pile Wall: Siteworks (LOT-0011) Green Spaces and Playground: Landscaping work for playgrounds (LOT-0012) Steel Locksmithing: Construction work (LOT-0013) Public Lighting and Low Voltage: Construction work (LOT-0014) Special Foundations: Foundation work (LOT-0015) Structural Shell Work: Structural shell work (LOT-0016) Waterproofing: Construction work (LOT-0017) Electricity: Construction work (LOT-0018) Exterior Joinery: Joinery work (LOT-0019) Interior Joinery: Joinery work (LOT-0020) Roof Frames and Coverings: Erection and related works of roof frames and coverings (LOT-0021) Plumbing and Sanitary Works: Plumbing and sanitary works (LOT-0022) Floor and Wall Covering and Soft Flooring: Floor and wall covering work (LOT-0023) Locksmithing and Ironwork: Construction work for multi-dwelling buildings and individual houses (LOT-0024) Painting: Painting work of buildings (LOT-0025) Solar Hot Water: Multi-dwelling buildings construction work (LOT-0026) Partition Walls: Installation of partition walls (LOT-0027) Lifts: Lift installation work (LOT-0028) Special Procurement Conditions Price Criterion (60%): Critère 1 : Prix = 60% Technical Value (30%): Critère 2 : Valeur technique = 30% – methodology of intervention 60%, human resources and profiles of stakeholders 25%, proposed material and technical resources 15% Sustainable Development and Social Inclusion (10%): Critère 3 : Démarche développement durable et insertion sociale = 10% – environmental aspects 50%, social inclusion 50% No Framework Agreement: No framework agreement No Subcontracting: No subcontracting declared by winners Multiple Lots: The procurement was divided into multiple lots; several lots were closed without a winner for various reasons About the Contracting Authority SA HLM OZANAM is an entity with special or exclusive rights operating in housing and community amenities in France. Legal type: Entity with special or exclusive rights Activity: Housing and community amenities Registration number: 303 149 983 00023 Location: Schoelcher, Martinique (FRY20), France Postcode: 97233 Email: ozanam@ozanam-hlm.fr Telephone: 0596614212 Buyer profile: https://www.achatpublic.com About the Winning Supplier CENTR'ETANCHE is a micro, small, or medium enterprise based in Sainte-Luce, France, and won LOT-0017. Size: Micro, small, or medium Registration number: 493 007 876 00037 Location: Sainte-Luce, Martinique (FRY20), France Postcode: 97228 Subcontracting: No SAGEER CARAIBES is a micro, small, or medium enterprise based in Sainte-Luce, France, and won LOT-0018. Size: Micro, small, or medium Registration number: 822 081 600 00022 Location: Sainte-Luce, Martinique (FRY20), France Postcode: 97228 Subcontracting: No E.M.A. is a micro, small, or medium enterprise based in Le Diamant, France, and won LOT-0020 and LOT-0027. Size: Micro, small, or medium Registration number: 798 051 603 00024 Location: Le Diamant, Martinique (FRY20), France Postcode: 97223 Subcontracting: No AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION is a micro, small, or medium enterprise based in Fort-de-France, France, and won LOT-0023 and LOT-0025. Size: Micro, small, or medium Registration number: 487 664 815 00020 Location: Fort-de-France, Martinique (FRY20), France Postcode: 97200 Subcontracting: No AICS is a micro, small, or medium enterprise based in Morne Vert, France, and won LOT-0024. Size: Micro, small, or medium Registration number: 821 250 941 00019 Location: Morne Vert, Martinique (FRY20), France Postcode: 97226 Subcontracting: No ANTRAP is a micro, small, or medium enterprise based in Saint Esprit, France, and won LOT-0026. Size: Micro, small, or medium Registration number: 840 226 989 00019 Location: Saint Esprit, Martinique (FRY20), France Postcode: 97270 Subcontracting: No Evaluation Criteria The lots use the following evaluation criteria: Price (60%): Critère 1 : Prix = 60% Technical Value (30%): Critère 2 : Valeur technique = 30% – methodology of intervention 60%, human resources and profiles of stakeholders 25%, proposed material and technical resources 15% Sustainable Development and Social Inclusion (10%): Critère 3 : Démarche développement durable et insertion sociale = 10% – environmental aspects 50%, social inclusion 50% Procurement Analysis Procedure: Open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU Competition: 38 tenders received electronically per lot Subcontracting: No subcontracting declared No EU funding: The procurement was not financed with EU funds No framework agreement: No framework agreement No dynamic purchasing system used Accelerated procedure: No Review body: Tribunal judiciaire de FORT DE FRANCE Additional Procurement Facts The contract is covered by the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) No EU funds were used for this procurement The total value of all contracts awarded in this notice is €15,097,272.67; the estimated value excluding VAT was €15,097,272.00 The procurement is divided into multiple lots Price (60%), Technical value (30%), and Sustainable development and social inclusion (10%) are the evaluation criteria 38 tenders were received electronically per lot The winners are micro, small, or medium enterprises No subcontracting was declared The estimated duration is 30 months per lot The contracts were concluded between 03/07/2026 and 19/08/2026 Several lots were closed without a winner for various reasons Market & Industry Perspective The French public sector construction market features a mix of small, medium and large enterprises. Multi-dwelling building construction is essential for housing and community amenities. Key trends in this market include: Balanced evaluation: 60% price, 30% technical value, 10% sustainable development and social inclusion SME participation: Winners are micro, small, or medium enterprises Comprehensive scope: Multiple lots covering earthmoving, siteworks, landscaping, locksmithing, public lighting, foundations, structural shell work, waterproofing, electricity, joinery, roofing, plumbing, floor and wall covering, ironwork, painting, solar hot water, partition walls, and lifts Medium-term projects: 30-month duration per lot Specialised works: Construction of 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR No subcontracting: No subcontracting declared by winners Sustainability: Environmental aspects and social inclusion are part of the evaluation criteria Economic Significance At €15,097,272.67, this contract represents a significant investment in the construction of 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR at La Joyau in Fort-de-France. The contract will: Support Housing Construction: Construct 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR Support SMEs: Winners are micro, small, or medium enterprises Provide Medium-Term Delivery: 30-month duration per lot Ensure Housing Delivery: Improve the availability of housing in Fort-de-France Enable Operational Efficiency: Comprehensive construction works across multiple lots Support Regional Development: Contribute to the housing market in Martinique Future Procurement Opportunities With these contracts now in place, future opportunities include: Re-tender: Expected for lots closed without a winner Related Works: Additional construction and housing procurements Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with the winning suppliers Other Housing Projects: Similar construction procurement opportunities Other Public Sector Housing Procurements: Similar multi-dwelling building construction opportunities Opportunities for Suppliers While these contracts are awarded, opportunities remain for construction suppliers: Re-tender: Prepare for future procurement cycles, especially for lots closed without a winner Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with the winning suppliers Related Works: Other construction and housing procurements Other French Public Sector Housing Authorities: Similar construction procurements Other Housing Projects: Monitor further construction opportunities What Businesses Should Watch SA HLM OZANAM's future procurement notices Other French public sector housing tenders Construction market trends Changes to French procurement regulations Sustainable development and social inclusion requirements Further construction opportunities in the public sector FranceTenders.com Procurement Intelligence This multi-lot construction contract is a notable example of French public sector housing procurement. Several features stand out: Scale: €15,097,272.67 total awarded value Balanced evaluation: 60% price, 30% technical value, 10% sustainable development and social inclusion SME winners: CENTR'ETANCHE, SAGEER CARAIBES, E.M.A., AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION, AICS, ANTRAP Multiple lots: Covering earthmoving, siteworks, landscaping, locksmithing, public lighting, foundations, structural shell work, waterproofing, electricity, joinery, roofing, plumbing, floor and wall covering, ironwork, painting, solar hot water, partition walls, and lifts Competition: 38 tenders received electronically per lot Medium-term project: 30-month duration per lot Comprehensive scope: Construction of 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR Specialised works: Various construction trades across multiple lots For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of: Competitive pricing: 60% price-based evaluation Technical value: 30% technical value-based evaluation Sustainable development and social inclusion: 10% quality-based evaluation Construction expertise: Ability to deliver construction works in the relevant trade Methodology of intervention: Ability to deliver a sound methodology of intervention Human resources and profiles: Ability to provide qualified human resources and profiles Material and technical resources: Ability to provide the proposed material and technical resources Public sector experience: Understanding of French public sector requirements Supplier Takeaways Offer competitive pricing – 60% of evaluation is price-based Demonstrate technical value – 30% of evaluation is technical value-based Showcase sustainable development and social inclusion – 10% of evaluation is quality-based Demonstrate construction expertise Show methodology of intervention capability Show human resources and profiles capability Show material and technical resources capability Develop public sector experience with French public sector authorities Monitor SA HLM OZANAM and French public sector housing procurement opportunities, especially for lots closed without a winner Prepare for subcontracting and future procurement opportunities Key Takeaways SA HLM OZANAM awarded several construction contracts for the construction of 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR at La Joyau in Fort-de-France Multiple lots: LOT-0010 to LOT-0028 Duration: 30 months per lot Evaluation: Price (60%), Technical value (30%), and Sustainable development and social inclusion (10%) 38 tenders received electronically per lot Winners are micro, small, or medium enterprises No subcontracting declared No EU funding Covered by GPA: Yes No framework agreement Comprehensive scope: earthmoving, siteworks, landscaping, locksmithing, public lighting, foundations, structural shell work, waterproofing, electricity, joinery, roofing, plumbing, floor and wall covering, ironwork, painting, solar hot water, partition walls, and lifts Contracts concluded between 03/07/2026 and 19/08/2026 Several lots were closed without a winner for various reasons Conclusion These construction contracts ensure the construction of 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR at La Joyau in Fort-de-France, supporting housing and community amenities. By awarding the contracts to CENTR'ETANCHE, SAGEER CARAIBES, E.M.A., AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION, AICS, and ANTRAP, SA HLM OZANAM secures reliable SME suppliers with the capability to deliver comprehensive construction works. The 60% price, 30% technical value and 10% sustainable development and social inclusion evaluation reflects the balanced nature of this construction procurement, where cost, technical quality and sustainability are all important differentiators among qualified suppliers. The 30-month duration per lot, the comprehensive scope across multiple lots and the specialised works reflect the specific operational and strategic context of the housing construction project. For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of competitive pricing, technical value, sustainable development and social inclusion, construction expertise, methodology of intervention, human resources and profiles, material and technical resources, and public sector experience in winning French public sector housing construction contracts. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Who is the contracting authority? Ans: SA HLM OZANAM, an entity with special or exclusive rights operating in housing and community amenities in France. Q: What is the value of the contract? Ans: Total value of all contracts awarded in this notice €15,097,272.67; estimated value excluding VAT €15,097,272.00. Q: Who are the winners? Ans: CENTR'ETANCHE (LOT-0017), SAGEER CARAIBES (LOT-0018), E.M.A. (LOT-0020 and LOT-0027), AMBROISE CONSTRUCTION (LOT-0023 and LOT-0025), AICS (LOT-0024), and ANTRAP (LOT-0026). Several lots were closed without a winner. Q: What works are covered? Ans: Construction of 93 housing units, 4 business premises and 1 LCR at La Joyau in Fort-de-France, covering earthmoving, siteworks, landscaping, locksmithing, public lighting, foundations, structural shell work, waterproofing, electricity, joinery, roofing, plumbing, floor and wall covering, ironwork, painting, solar hot water, partition walls, and lifts. Q: What were the evaluation criteria? Ans: Price (60%), Technical value (30%), and Sustainable development and social inclusion (10%). Q: How long is the contract? Ans: 30 months per lot. Q: How many tenders were received? Ans: 38 tenders received electronically per lot. Q: Is this contract funded by the EU? Ans: No, the procurement is not financed with EU funds. Q: What is the review body? Ans: Tribunal judiciaire de FORT DE FRANCE. Q: What is the lot structure? Ans: Multiple lots – LOT-0010 to LOT-0028, covering various construction trades. Several lots were closed without a winner. Q: Is subcontracting allowed? Ans: No subcontracting was declared by the winners. Q: What is the main CPV classification? Ans: 45211340 Multi-dwelling buildings construction work; additional classifications vary by lot, including earthmoving work, siteworks, landscaping work for playgrounds, construction work, foundation work, structural shell work, joinery work, erection and related works of roof frames and coverings, plumbing and sanitary works, floor and wall covering work, painting work of buildings, installation of partition walls, and lift installation work. Source: EU Official Journal, Contract Award Notice 720422-2026, OJ S 202/2026, published 19 October 2026. ```
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BAN, a public order and safety authority, awarded an €80M framework for IT project ownership assistance, covering steering, change management, training and product management.
16 Oct 2026
BAN, a central government authority operating in public order and safety, has awarded a framework agreement for assistance to project ownership in the dimensions of project steering, change management and training, as well as support for the construction of IT solutions in the framing of needs and assistance in product management (AMOA SI Lot 1). The estimated value excluding VAT is €80,000,000.00, covering systems and technical consultancy services. The contracts were awarded following an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU. Introduction BAN, a central government authority operating in public order and safety, has conducted an open procedure for assistance to project ownership in the dimensions of project steering, change management and training, as well as support for the construction of IT solutions in the framing of needs and assistance in product management. The procedure was an open tender ("Appel d'offre ouvert"). Lot 1 allows assistance to the project owner during steering, change management, user training, communication, studies and approvals within the framework of IT projects. Lot 2 allows assistance to the project owner in the construction of functional IT solutions, either upstream of projects or in the realisation phase. Lot 2 was declared without follow-up on 10 January 2025. The procurement is not financed with EU funds but is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). The evaluation criteria for Lot 1 are price (30%), technical criterion (60%), and environmental performance criterion (10%). Five tenders were received electronically for LOT-0001. Two winners were appointed for LOT-0001: Bearing Point (ranked 1, with 9 declared subcontractors) and CGI France (ranked 2). For LOT-0002, no winner was chosen and the competition is closed (reason: Other); six tenders were received electronically. The value of all contracts awarded in this notice is €80,000,000.00. Why This Contract Matters This contract ensures assistance to project ownership for IT projects at BAN, supporting project steering, change management, training and the construction of IT solutions. This contract matters because it: Supports IT Project Management: Provides assistance to project ownership for IT projects Significant Value: €80,000,000.00 estimated value excluding VAT Medium-Term Commitment: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals) Comprehensive Scope: Project steering, change management, training, communication, studies, approvals, and assistance in the construction of IT solutions Balanced Evaluation: 30% price, 60% technical criterion, 10% environmental performance criterion Competition: 5 tenders received electronically for LOT-0001; 6 tenders for LOT-0002 Subcontracting: Yes for Bearing Point (9 declared subcontractors); No for CGI France Contract Timeline Winner chosen: 24/07/2024 Contract concluded: 12/03/2025 Duration: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals) Notice published: 16 October 2026 (OJ S 201/2026) Notice dispatch date: 14 October 2026 Contract Overview BAN conducted an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU. Key features include: Two lots: LOT-0001 and LOT-0002 (LOT-0002 declared without follow-up) Estimated value excluding VAT: €80,000,000.00 Duration: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals) Framework type: No framework agreement Evaluation: Price (30%), Technical criterion (60%), Environmental performance criterion (10%) for LOT-0001 Winners: Bearing Point (ranked 1) and CGI France (ranked 2) for LOT-0001 Subcontracting: Yes for Bearing Point (9 declared subcontractors); No for CGI France No EU funding Covered by GPA: Yes Key Contract Details Main classification: 72220000 Systems and technical consultancy services Place of performance: France, anywhere in the given country Procedure identifier: a5ac3018-f13c-4d40-ae8f-897e2bd38091 Internal identifier: DA20240214 Type of procedure: Open Accelerated procedure: No Legal basis: Directive 2014/24/EU; Sans objet Review body: Tribunal administratif de Paris Lot Structure Lot 1 – Assistance to Project Ownership in the Dimensions of Project Steering, Change Management and Training as well as Support for the Construction of IT Solutions in the Framing of Needs and Assistance in Product Management Title: Assistance à la maîtrise d'ouvrage dans les dimensions de pilotage de projets, de conduite du changement et de formation ainsi que l'accompagnement à la construction de solutions informatiques dans le cadrage des besoins et l'assistance à la gestion de produits. Description: This lot allows assistance to the project owner during steering, change management, user training, communication, studies and approvals within the framework of IT projects. Internal identifier: 1 Winners: Bearing Point (ranked 1, value of the tender €8,750,768.10, 9 declared subcontractors); CGI France (ranked 2, value of the tender €11,224,485.00) Tenders received: 5 Contracts concluded: 12/03/2025 Duration: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals) Contract identifiers: BEARING POINT R1; CGI France R2 Lot 2 – Assistance to Project Ownership in the Construction of Functional IT Solutions Title: Assistance à la maîtrise d'ouvrage dans les dimensions de pilotage de projets, de conduite du changement et de formation ainsi que l'accompagnement à la construction de solutions informatiques dans le cadrage des besoins et l'assistance à la gestion de produits. Description: This lot allows assistance to the project owner in the construction of functional IT solutions, either upstream of projects or in the realisation phase. Internal identifier: 2 Winner: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (reason: Other) Tenders received: 6 Additional information: Lot 2 declared without follow-up on 10 January 2025 Lot Summary Table Lot Title Value (€) Winner Tenders 1 Assistance to Project Ownership in Project Steering, Change Management and Training 8,750,768.10 (Bearing Point); 11,224,485.00 (CGI France) Bearing Point (ranked 1); CGI France (ranked 2) 5 2 Assistance to Project Ownership in the Construction of Functional IT Solutions No winner No winner 6 Total 80,000,000.00 (estimated) Scope of Supply The contract covers the following services: Assistance to Project Ownership: Assistance in project steering, change management, training, communication, studies and approvals within IT projects (LOT-0001) Construction of IT Solutions: Assistance in the construction of functional IT solutions, either upstream of projects or in the realisation phase (LOT-0002) Systems and Technical Consultancy Services: Services under CPV 72220000 Special Procurement Conditions Price Criterion (30%): Critère prix 30% Technical Criterion (60%): Critère technique 60% Environmental Performance Criterion (10%): Critère performance environnementale 10% No Framework Agreement: No framework agreement Subcontracting: Yes for Bearing Point (9 declared subcontractors, value and percentage not known); No for CGI France Options: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months Lot 2: Declared without follow-up on 10 January 2025; no winner was chosen and the competition is closed (reason: Other) About the Contracting Authority BAN is a central government authority operating in public order and safety in France. Legal type: Central government authority Activity: Public order and safety Registration number: 12001404800074 Location: Paris (FR101), France Postcode: 75800 Email: ismael.abada@interieur.gouv.fr Telephone: +33 1 80 15 33 85 About the Winning Supplier Bearing Point is a medium enterprise based in Paris La Défense, France, and was ranked 1 for LOT-0001. Leader of the tendering party, with 9 declared subcontractors. Size: Medium Registration number: 44302124100072 Location: Paris La Défense, Paris (FR101), France Postcode: 92913 Email: andre.estignard@bearingpoint.com Telephone: +33 1 58 86 53 87 Subcontracting: Yes (value and percentage not known; 9 declared subcontractors) CGI France is a large enterprise based in Puteaux, France, and was ranked 2 for LOT-0001. Leader of the tendering party. Size: Large Registration number: 70204275500554 Location: Puteaux, Paris (FR101), France Postcode: 92800 Email: cgi.sub.bu.trsp.ao.fr@cgi.com Subcontracting: No Evaluation Criteria The lot uses the following evaluation criteria: Price (30%): Critère prix 30% Technical (60%): Critère technique 60% Environmental Performance (10%): Critère performance environnementale 10% Procurement Analysis Procedure: Open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU Competition: 5 tenders received electronically for LOT-0001; 6 tenders for LOT-0002 Subcontracting: Yes for Bearing Point (9 declared subcontractors); No for CGI France No EU funding: The procurement was not financed with EU funds No framework agreement: No framework agreement No dynamic purchasing system used Accelerated procedure: No Review body: Tribunal administratif de Paris Lot 2: Declared without follow-up; no winner was chosen and the competition is closed Additional Procurement Facts The contract is covered by the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) No EU funds were used for this procurement The estimated value excluding VAT is €80,000,000.00 The procurement is divided into two lots Price (30%), Technical criterion (60%), and Environmental performance criterion (10%) are the evaluation criteria for LOT-0001 5 tenders were received electronically for LOT-0001; 6 tenders for LOT-0002 The winners are a medium enterprise (Bearing Point) and a large enterprise (CGI France) Subcontracting is declared for Bearing Point (9 subcontractors) and not for CGI France The duration is 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals) The contracts were concluded on 12/03/2025 Lot 2 was declared without follow-up on 10 January 2025 Market & Industry Perspective The French public sector IT consultancy market features a mix of small, medium and large enterprises. Assistance to project ownership for IT projects is essential for project steering, change management and the construction of IT solutions. Key trends in this market include: Technical criterion-focused evaluation: 30% price, 60% technical criterion, 10% environmental performance criterion Mixed participation: Winners include a medium enterprise and a large enterprise Comprehensive scope: Project steering, change management, training, communication, studies, approvals, and assistance in the construction of IT solutions Medium-term projects: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals) Specialised services: Systems and technical consultancy services Subcontracting: Yes for Bearing Point (9 declared subcontractors); No for CGI France Economic Significance At €80,000,000.00, this framework agreement represents a significant investment in assistance to project ownership for IT projects at BAN. The contract will: Supports IT Project Management: Provides assistance to project ownership for IT projects Support SMEs: Bearing Point is a medium enterprise Provide Medium-Term Delivery: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals) Ensure IT Project Success: Improve project steering, change management and training Enable Operational Efficiency: Comprehensive assistance for the construction of IT solutions Support Regional Development: Contribute to the IT consultancy market in France Future Procurement Opportunities With this framework agreement now in place, future opportunities include: Re-tender: Expected after the completion of the framework agreement or exercise of renewals Related Works: Additional systems and technical consultancy procurements Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with Bearing Point and CGI France Other Public Sector IT Projects: Similar assistance to project ownership procurement opportunities Other Public Sector IT Procurements: Similar systems and technical consultancy opportunities Opportunities for Suppliers While these contracts are awarded, opportunities remain for IT consultancy suppliers: Re-tender: Prepare for future procurement cycles Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with Bearing Point and CGI France Related Works: Other systems and technical consultancy procurements Other French Public Sector Authorities: Similar assistance to project ownership procurements Other Public Sector IT Projects: Monitor further IT consultancy opportunities What Businesses Should Watch BAN's future procurement notices Other French public sector IT consultancy tenders IT consultancy market trends Changes to French procurement regulations Environmental performance and technical criteria developments Further IT consultancy opportunities in the public sector FranceTenders.com Procurement Intelligence This AMOA SI framework agreement is a notable example of French public sector IT consultancy procurement. Several features stand out: Scale: €80,000,000.00 estimated value excluding VAT Technical criterion-focused evaluation: 30% price, 60% technical criterion, 10% environmental performance criterion Mixed winners: Bearing Point (medium enterprise) and CGI France (large enterprise) Two lots: LOT-0001 (assistance to project ownership in project steering, change management and training) and LOT-0002 (assistance in the construction of functional IT solutions, declared without follow-up) Competition: 5 tenders received electronically for LOT-0001; 6 tenders for LOT-0002 Medium-term project: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals) Comprehensive scope: Project steering, change management, training, communication, studies, approvals, and assistance in the construction of IT solutions Specialised services: Systems and technical consultancy services For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of: Technical criterion: 60% technical criterion-based evaluation Competitive pricing: 30% price-based evaluation Environmental performance: 10% environmental performance-based evaluation IT consultancy expertise: Ability to deliver assistance to project ownership for IT projects Project steering capability: Ability to deliver project steering, change management and training Public sector experience: Understanding of French public sector requirements Supplier Takeaways Demonstrate technical criterion – 60% of evaluation is technical criterion-based Offer competitive pricing – 30% of evaluation is price-based Showcase environmental performance – 10% of evaluation is environmental performance-based Demonstrate IT consultancy expertise Show project steering capability Develop public sector experience with French public sector authorities Monitor BAN and French public sector IT consultancy procurement opportunities Prepare for subcontracting and future procurement opportunities Key Takeaways BAN awarded a framework agreement worth €80,000,000.00 for assistance to project ownership (AMOA SI Lot 1) to Bearing Point (ranked 1) and CGI France (ranked 2) Two lots: LOT-0001 (assistance to project ownership in project steering, change management and training) and LOT-0002 (assistance in the construction of functional IT solutions, declared without follow-up) Duration: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals) Evaluation: Price (30%), Technical criterion (60%), and Environmental performance criterion (10%) 5 tenders received electronically for LOT-0001; 6 tenders for LOT-0002 Winners include a medium enterprise (Bearing Point) and a large enterprise (CGI France) Subcontracting declared for Bearing Point (9 subcontractors) and not for CGI France No EU funding Covered by GPA: Yes No framework agreement Comprehensive scope: project steering, change management, training, communication, studies, approvals, and assistance in the construction of IT solutions Contracts concluded on 12/03/2025 Conclusion This AMOA SI framework agreement ensures assistance to project ownership for IT projects at BAN, supporting project steering, change management, training and the construction of IT solutions. By awarding the contracts to Bearing Point and CGI France, BAN secures reliable suppliers with the capability to deliver comprehensive systems and technical consultancy services. The 60% technical criterion, 30% price and 10% environmental performance evaluation reflects the technical quality-focused nature of this IT consultancy procurement, where technical criterion is the primary differentiator among qualified suppliers. The 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months duration, the comprehensive scope across two lots and the specialised services reflect the specific operational and strategic context of the assistance to project ownership procurement. For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of technical criterion, competitive pricing, environmental performance, IT consultancy expertise, project steering capability, and public sector experience in winning French public sector IT consultancy contracts. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Who is the contracting authority? Ans: BAN, a central government authority operating in public order and safety in France. Q: What is the value of the contract? Ans: Estimated value excluding VAT €80,000,000.00. Q: Who are the winners? Ans: Bearing Point (ranked 1) and CGI France (ranked 2) for LOT-0001. No winner was chosen for LOT-0002. Q: What services are covered? Ans: Assistance to project ownership in project steering, change management and training, as well as support for the construction of IT solutions in the framing of needs and assistance in product management. Q: What were the evaluation criteria? Ans: Price (30%), Technical criterion (60%), and Environmental performance criterion (10%). Q: How long is the contract? Ans: 2 years firm plus 2 times 12 months (maximum 2 renewals). Q: How many tenders were received? Ans: 5 tenders received electronically for LOT-0001; 6 tenders for LOT-0002. Q: Is this contract funded by the EU? Ans: No, the procurement is not financed with EU funds. Q: What is the review body? Ans: Tribunal administratif de Paris. Q: What is the lot structure? Ans: Two lots – LOT-0001 (assistance to project ownership in project steering, change management and training) and LOT-0002 (assistance in the construction of functional IT solutions, declared without follow-up). Q: Is subcontracting allowed? Ans: Subcontracting is declared for Bearing Point (9 declared subcontractors, value and percentage not known) and not for CGI France. Q: What is the main CPV classification? Ans: 72220000 Systems and technical consultancy services. Source: EU Official Journal, Contract Award Notice 715715-2026, OJ S 201/2026, published 16 October 2026. ```
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Angers Loire Metropole Awards €25M Framework for Tools, Ironmongery and Small Equipment
15 Oct 2026
Angers Loire Metropole (49), France, awarded framework agreements with a combined maximum value of €25,000,000 for tools, ironmongery, plumbing materials, electrical equipment, grounds-maintenance equipment and small equipment for road and utility works. The procurement was conducted through an open procedure and divided into lots. The notice reports awards for Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9, with suppliers including FOUSSIER, LEGALLAIS, MARTIN HEULIN, SONEPAR, COMPTOIR ELECTRIQUE FRANCAIS, SAS MODIS, EQUIP JARDIN and GRANGERAY. Introduction Angers Loire Metropole procured supplies covering ironmongery, plumbing, manual and power tools and batteries, locksmithing products, electrical equipment and indoor lighting, thermal and electrical grounds-maintenance equipment, specific electrical agricultural equipment, and small equipment for Voirie Réseau Divers (VRD) works. The procurement duration is 48 months, described as 2 × 2 years. It was conducted under an open procedure pursuant to Directive 2014/24/EU. The notice identifies a maximum total value of €25,000,000 for the awarded framework agreements. Why This Contract Matters The framework consolidates procurement of a wide range of operational supplies for the contracting authority over a four-year period. This contract matters because it: Covers multiple supply categories: Includes ironmongery, plumbing, tools, electrical materials, grounds-maintenance equipment and VRD equipment. Uses multiple lots: Suppliers could tender for one, several or all lots, except Lot 8, which the notice describes as a negotiated contract. Provides framework purchasing: The awarded frameworks operate without reopening competition. Significant value: The notice states a combined maximum value of €25,000,000. Includes environmental evaluation: Several lots use price, technical quality and environmental criteria; some use a combined technical-environmental criterion. Contract Timeline Contract conclusion dates reported for the awarded lots: 18 September 2026 Notice dispatch date: 13 October 2026 Notice publication date: 15 October 2026 Framework duration: 48 months Duration description in the procedure: 4 years (2 × 2 years) Contract Overview Angers Loire Metropole used an open procedure to award framework agreements for supply categories divided into lots. The framework agreements are stated to operate without reopening competition. The total value of all contracts awarded in the notice is €25,000,000. Combined maximum framework value: €25,000,000 Contracting authority: Angers Loire Metropole (49) Procedure type: Open Legal basis: Directive 2014/24/EU Duration: 48 months EU funding: No Covered by the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA): Yes Dynamic purchasing system: No Framework agreement method: Without reopening of competition Lots with results shown in the notice: LOT-0001, LOT-0002, LOT-0003, LOT-0004, LOT-0005, LOT-0006, LOT-0007 and LOT-0009 Key Contract Details Main classification (CPV): 44316000 — Ironmongery Additional classifications include 31681410 — Electrical materials, and 43325100 — Grounds-maintenance equipment Procedure identifier: c93e81c1-67d7-4bff-8f68-becee8a644e3 Buyer registration number: 24490001500011 Buyer address: 83 rue du Mail - BP80011, Angers cedex 02, France Postcode: 49020 Email: marches.dag@angersloiremetropole.fr Telephone: +33 241055000 Buyer profile: https://alm.marches-securises.fr Review and mediation organisation: Tribunal administratif de Nantes Lot Structure The notice lists the following lots and maximum framework values: LOT-0001 — Lot 01 - Quincaillerie: Ironmongery; maximum €8,700,000 excluding VAT. LOT-0002 — Lot 02 - Plomberie: Plumbing materials; maximum €800,000 excluding VAT. LOT-0003 — Lot 03 - Outillage électroportatif et batteries et outillage manuel: Power tools, batteries and hand tools; maximum €2,750,000 excluding VAT. LOT-0004 — Lot 04 - Serrurerie: Locksmithing products; maximum €1,375,000 excluding VAT. LOT-0005 — Lot 05 - Appareillage électrique et éclairage d'intérieur: Electrical equipment and indoor lighting; maximum €7,500,000 excluding VAT. LOT-0006 — Lot 06 - Matériel thermique d'entretien des espaces verts: Thermal grounds-maintenance equipment; maximum €1,500,000 excluding VAT. LOT-0007 — Lot 07 - Matériel électrique d'entretien des espaces verts: Electrical grounds-maintenance equipment; maximum €1,167,505 excluding VAT. LOT-0009 — Lot 09 - Petits matériels pour travaux de VRD: Small equipment for road and utility network works; maximum €1,167,505 excluding VAT. Lot Summary Table LotSupply categoryMaximum value (€)Rank 1 supplierRank 2 supplier LOT-0001Ironmongery8,700,000FOUSSIERLEGALLAIS LOT-0002Plumbing materials800,000FOUSSIERLEGALLAIS LOT-0003Power tools, batteries and hand tools2,750,000FOUSSIERMARTIN HEULIN LOT-0004Locksmithing products1,375,000FOUSSIERLEGALLAIS LOT-0005Electrical equipment and indoor lighting7,500,000SONEPARCOMPTOIR ELECTRIQUE FRANCAIS LOT-0006Thermal grounds-maintenance equipment1,500,000SAS MODISEQUIP JARDIN LOT-0007Electrical grounds-maintenance equipment1,167,505GRANGERAYEQUIP JARDIN LOT-0009Small equipment for VRD works1,167,505GRANGERAYMARTIN HEULIN Total25,000,000 Scope of Supply The procurement includes the supply of: Ironmongery: Hardware and ironmongery products under Lot 1. Plumbing materials: Plumbing supplies under Lot 2. Tools and batteries: Power tools, batteries and manual tools under Lot 3. Locksmithing products: Products classified under smiths' wares in Lot 4. Electrical equipment and indoor lighting: Electrical materials under Lot 5. Thermal grounds-maintenance equipment: Equipment for green-space maintenance under Lot 6. Electrical grounds-maintenance equipment: Electrical equipment for green-space maintenance under Lot 7. VRD equipment: Small equipment for road and utility network works under Lot 9. Special Procurement Conditions Procedure: Open procedure. Framework agreement: Without reopening of competition. Duration: 48 months. EU funding: The procurement is not financed with EU funds. GPA: The procurement is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement. Dynamic purchasing system: Not used. Lot 8: The procedure description excludes Lot 8 from the open-lot tendering arrangement and describes it as a negotiated contract. Review organisation: Tribunal administratif de Nantes. About the Contracting Authority Angers Loire Metropole (49) is the contracting authority named in the notice. Legal type: Body governed by public law Activity: General public services Registration number: 24490001500011 Address: 83 rue du Mail - BP80011, Angers cedex 02, France Postcode: 49020 Email: marches.dag@angersloiremetropole.fr Telephone: +33 241055000 Website: https://www.angersloiremetropole.fr/la-metropole/marches-publics/index.html Buyer profile: https://alm.marches-securises.fr About the Winning Supplier The notice identifies the following suppliers as winners across the listed lots: FOUSSIER: Winner for Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4; registration number 32968134000173; address ZAC DU MONNÉ, 21 RUE DU CHATELET, Allonnes, France; postcode 72700. LEGALLAIS: Winner for Lots 1, 2 and 4; registration number 563 820 489 00182; address 7, Rue d’Atalante CITIS, Hérouville-Saint-Clair, France; postcode 14200. MARTIN HEULIN: Winner for Lots 3 and 9; registration number 061 200 580 00019; address ZI de Saint Barthélémy d’Anjou, 4 rue des portières, Saint-Barthélemy-d’Anjou, France; postcode 49124. SONEPAR: Winner for Lot 5; registration number 824 484 653 00012; address 2 Rue du Moulin de la Rousselière, Saint-Herblain, France; postcode 44800. COMPTOIR ELECTRIQUE FRANCAIS: Winner for Lot 5; registration number 31988334403846; address 17 Boulevard de l’Industrie, Écouflant, France; postcode 49000. SAS MODIS: Winner for Lot 6; registration number 06720124400083; address 51 Avenue de l'Amiral Chauvin, Les Ponts-de-Cé, France; postcode 49130. EQUIP JARDIN: Winner for Lots 6 and 7; registration number 45073752300271; address ZAC Pierre Martine, Sainte-Gemmes-sur-Loire, France; postcode 49130. GRANGERAY: Winner for Lots 7 and 9; registration number 30621627600015; address 86 Rue David d’Angers, Les Ponts-de-Cé, France; postcode 49130. Evaluation Criteria The award criteria vary by lot as described in the notice: Lots 1, 2 and 4: Price 60%, technical quality 35%, environment 5%. Lots 3 and 5: Price 55%, technical quality 35%, environment 10%. Lots 6, 7 and 9: Price 50%, combined technical-environmental criterion 50%. Procurement Analysis Procedure: Open procedure under Directive 2014/24/EU. Contracting authority: Angers Loire Metropole (49). Contract type: Supplies. Duration: 48 months. Framework agreements: Without reopening of competition. Combined maximum value: €25,000,000. Lots reported in the results: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9. Lot 8 is described in the procedure overview as a negotiated contract. EU funding: No. GPA coverage: Yes. Dynamic purchasing system: No. Review and mediation: Tribunal administratif de Nantes. Additional Procurement Facts The notice reports a total awarded contract value and maximum framework value of €25,000,000. All listed lots have a duration of 48 months. Contract conclusion dates for the reported awards are 18 September 2026. Framework awards are stated to operate without reopening competition. FOUSSIER and LEGALLAIS both appear as suppliers for Lots 1, 2 and 4. FOUSSIER and MARTIN HEULIN appear for Lot 3. SONEPAR and COMPTOIR ELECTRIQUE FRANCAIS appear for Lot 5. SAS MODIS and EQUIP JARDIN appear for Lot 6. GRANGERAY and EQUIP JARDIN appear for Lot 7. GRANGERAY and MARTIN HEULIN appear for Lot 9. Subcontracting is recorded as “No” for the supplier awards listed in the result sections. Market & Industry Perspective The notice concerns a multi-category public supply framework serving general public-service requirements. It includes routine hardware and plumbing materials alongside specialist tools, electrical equipment and grounds-maintenance supplies. Broad supply categories: The lots cover several maintenance and operational supply needs. Multi-supplier awards: Several lots show first- and second-ranked suppliers. Environmental considerations: Environmental criteria form part of the evaluation in most lots, either separately or as part of a technical-environmental criterion. Framework purchasing: The framework model avoids reopening competition for each call-off. Economic Significance The maximum combined framework value is €25,000,000 across the lots reported in the notice. The largest individual lot values are for ironmongery (€8,700,000) and electrical equipment and indoor lighting (€7,500,000). Ironmongery: Maximum €8,700,000. Electrical equipment and indoor lighting: Maximum €7,500,000. Tools and batteries: Maximum €2,750,000. Thermal grounds-maintenance equipment: Maximum €1,500,000. Locksmithing products: Maximum €1,375,000. Electrical grounds-maintenance equipment and VRD equipment: Maximum €1,167,505 each. Plumbing materials: Maximum €800,000. Future Procurement Opportunities The notice describes four-year framework arrangements. It does not identify separate future procurement notices or specify additional future opportunities beyond the framework arrangements described. Future supply orders may be made under the awarded framework agreements according to their terms. The procedure description states that candidates could tender for one, several or all lots, except Lot 8, which is described as a negotiated contract. Opportunities for Suppliers The notice identifies multiple suppliers across the awarded lots. It does not state that additional suppliers may join the frameworks after award. FOUSSIER: Awarded positions in Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4. LEGALLAIS: Awarded positions in Lots 1, 2 and 4. MARTIN HEULIN: Awarded positions in Lots 3 and 9. SONEPAR and COMPTOIR ELECTRIQUE FRANCAIS: Awarded positions in Lot 5. SAS MODIS and EQUIP JARDIN: Awarded positions in Lot 6. GRANGERAY and EQUIP JARDIN: Awarded positions in Lot 7. GRANGERAY and MARTIN HEULIN: Awarded positions in Lot 9. What Businesses Should Watch Future procurement notices from Angers Loire Metropole for tools, hardware, plumbing and maintenance supplies. Framework opportunities and call-offs under the awarded lots. Evaluation criteria, particularly price, technical quality and environmental considerations. Further procurement documents available through the contracting authority’s buyer profile. The separate treatment of Lot 8, which the procedure description identifies as a negotiated contract. FranceTenders.com Procurement Intelligence This award notice records a €25,000,000 framework procurement for tools, ironmongery and assorted small equipment by Angers Loire Metropole. Value: €25,000,000 combined maximum framework value. Duration: 48 months. Procedure: Open procedure under Directive 2014/24/EU. Supply categories: Ironmongery, plumbing, tools and batteries, locksmithing products, electrical equipment, grounds-maintenance equipment and VRD equipment. Suppliers: FOUSSIER, LEGALLAIS, MARTIN HEULIN, SONEPAR, COMPTOIR ELECTRIQUE FRANCAIS, SAS MODIS, EQUIP JARDIN and GRANGERAY. Evaluation: Lot-specific price, technical and environmental criteria. The notice provides lot-level maximum values, award criteria, suppliers, contract identifiers and contract conclusion dates. Supplier Takeaways Review the specific lot and its maximum value before assessing the procurement opportunity. Check the award weighting applicable to each lot; the criteria are not identical across all lots. Note that the framework agreements are stated to operate without reopening competition. Check the buyer profile for procurement documents and additional procedure information. The listed supplier awards report subcontracting as “No.” Key Takeaways Angers Loire Metropole awarded framework agreements with a combined maximum value of €25,000,000. The procurement covers ironmongery, plumbing, tools, locksmithing products, electrical equipment and grounds-maintenance and VRD supplies. The listed lots have a duration of 48 months. Suppliers include FOUSSIER, LEGALLAIS, MARTIN HEULIN, SONEPAR, COMPTOIR ELECTRIQUE FRANCAIS, SAS MODIS, EQUIP JARDIN and GRANGERAY. Award criteria vary by lot and include price, technical quality and environmental criteria. The procurement is not financed with EU funds and is covered by the GPA. The framework agreements operate without reopening competition. The review and mediation organisation is Tribunal administratif de Nantes. Conclusion Angers Loire Metropole awarded framework agreements with a combined maximum value of €25,000,000 for tools, ironmongery, plumbing, electrical equipment, grounds-maintenance equipment and small equipment for VRD works. The notice reports awards for Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9. The listed framework duration is 48 months, and the awards operate without reopening competition. The award criteria vary by lot and include price, technical quality and environmental considerations. The procurement was conducted under an open procedure pursuant to Directive 2014/24/EU. The notice states that the procurement is not financed with EU funds and is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Who is the contracting authority? Ans: Angers Loire Metropole (49), France. Q: What is the combined maximum value of the framework agreements? Ans: €25,000,000. Q: What supplies are covered? Ans: Ironmongery, plumbing materials, manual and power tools and batteries, locksmithing products, electrical equipment and indoor lighting, grounds-maintenance equipment, and small equipment for VRD works. Q: What is the duration? Ans: 48 months. Q: Which suppliers were awarded contracts? Ans: FOUSSIER, LEGALLAIS, MARTIN HEULIN, SONEPAR, COMPTOIR ELECTRIQUE FRANCAIS, SAS MODIS, EQUIP JARDIN and GRANGERAY, across the lots listed in the notice. Q: What were the award criteria? Ans: They vary by lot. Lots 1, 2 and 4 use price (60%), technical quality (35%) and environment (5%); Lots 3 and 5 use price (55%), technical quality (35%) and environment (10%); Lots 6, 7 and 9 use price (50%) and a technical-environmental criterion (50%). Q: Was the procurement financed by the EU? Ans: No, the notice states that the procurement project was not financed with EU funds. Q: Is the procurement covered by the GPA? Ans: Yes, the notice states that the procurement is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement. Q: Which organisation handles reviews? Ans: Tribunal administratif de Nantes. Q: What is the main CPV classification? Ans: 44316000 — Ironmongery. Additional classifications include electrical materials and grounds-maintenance equipment. Source: EU Official Journal, Contract Award Notice 711880-2026, OJ S 200/2026, published 15 October 2026.
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