CANUT has awarded a €2.82B video protection and urban video surveillance framework to multiple suppliers across twelve lots

CANUT, a group of public authorities responsible for general public services, has awarded a framework agreement for the supply, installation, maintenance and consultancy services around video protection and urban video surveillance systems (FOURNITURE, INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE ET PRESTATIONS DE CONSEIL AUTOUR DES SYSTEMES DE VIDEOPROTECTION ET VIDEOSURVEILLANCE URBAINE) to multiple suppliers. The awarded value of the framework in this notice is €2,822,000,000.00, covering video-surveillance systems, video camcorders, security cameras and video equipment across twelve lots. The contract was awarded following an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU.

Introduction

CANUT, a group of public authorities operating in general public services, has conducted an open procedure for the supply, installation, maintenance and consultancy services around video protection and urban video surveillance systems. The procurement is divided into twelve lots covering different regions of France and the overseas departments and regions. Each lot covers either project management assistance (AMO – Prestations d'AMO) or supply, integration and maintenance of video protection solutions (Fourniture, intégration & maintenance de solutions de vidéoprotection). The regions covered are Ile de France, Nord-Ouest, Nord-Est, Sud-Est, Sud-Ouest, and the Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer.

The procurement is not financed with EU funds but is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). The evaluation criteria are technical value (40%), CSR (5%), commercialisation (5%) and overall cost (50%). No subcontracting was declared. Eleven lots were awarded, and one lot (LOT-0012, Fourniture, intégration & maintenance de solutions de vidéoprotection pour les Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer) resulted in no winner being chosen and the competition was closed (reason: Other).

Why This Contract Matters

This framework ensures that CANUT and its member authorities have access to video protection and urban video surveillance systems across France and the overseas territories.

This contract matters because it:

• Supports Public Safety: Provides video protection and video surveillance systems
• Significant Value: €2,822,000,000.00 awarded value in this notice
• Twelve Lots: Coverage of multiple French regions and overseas territories
• Balanced Evaluation: 40% technical value, 5% CSR, 5% commercialisation, 50% overall cost
• Large Providers: Winners are all large enterprises
• Partial Award: Eleven lots awarded; one lot closed without a winner
• No Subcontracting: No subcontracting declared

Contract Timeline

• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026
• Notice published: 21 September 2026 (OJ S 182/2026)
• Notice dispatch date: 17 September 2026

Contract Overview

CANUT conducted an open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU.

Key features include:

• Twelve lots: LOT-0001 to LOT-0012
• Awarded value in this notice: €2,822,000,000.00
• Framework type: No framework agreement
• Evaluation: Technical value (40%), CSR (5%), Commercialisation (5%), Overall cost (50%)
• Winners: Multiple large enterprises across eleven lots
• Subcontracting: Not yet known
• No EU funding
• Covered by GPA: Yes

Key Contract Details

• Main classification: 32323500 Video-surveillance system
• Additional classification: 32333200 Video camcorders; 35125300 Security cameras; 32323300 Video equipment
• Place of performance: France (multiple regions) and Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer
• Procedure identifier: fb43e450-d9e3-4fb3-b53b-12a60941055f
• Internal identifier: 2026_AOO_VIDEOPROTECTION
• Type of procedure: Open
• Accelerated procedure: No
• Legal basis: Directive 2014/24/EU
• Review body: Tribunal administratif de Lyon

Lot Structure

LOT-0001 – AMO, Île de France

• Internal identifier: 1
• Winners: E-CONEX (€100,000,000.00); TPF INGENIERIE (€100,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 7
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0002 – Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Île de France

• Internal identifier: 2
• Winner: ERYMA SAS (€500,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 3
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0003 – AMO, Nord-Ouest (title references Nord-Est)

• Internal identifier: 3
• Winners: SETICS (€70,000,000.00); ALTERNET (€70,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 7
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0004 – Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Nord-Ouest (title references Nord-Est)

• Internal identifier: 4
• Winner: INEO INFRACOM (€350,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 3
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0005 – AMO, Nord-Est (title references Nord-Ouest)

• Internal identifier: 5
• Winners: E-CONEX (€81,000,000.00); TPF INGENIERIE (€81,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 8
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0006 – Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Nord-Est (title references Nord-Ouest)

• Internal identifier: 6
• Winner: EIFFAGE ENERGIE SYSTEMES - LORRAINE MARNE ARDENNES (€401,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 4
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0007 – AMO, Sud-Est

• Internal identifier: 7
• Winners: HARPER INGENIERIE (€90,000,000.00); STEDIA (€90,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 8
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0008 – Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Sud-Est

• Internal identifier: 8
• Winner: EIFFAGE ENERGIE SYSTEMES - INFRA MEDITERRANEE (€450,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 4
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0009 – AMO, Sud-Ouest

• Internal identifier: 9
• Winners: SETICS (€80,000,000.00); ORIA (€80,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 7
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0010 – Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Sud-Ouest

• Internal identifier: 10
• Winner: ERYMA SAS (€400,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 5
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0011 – AMO, Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer

• Internal identifier: 11
• Winners: ALTHING (€50,000,000.00); ALTERNET (€50,000,000.00)
• Tenders received: 2
• Contract concluded: 17 September 2026

LOT-0012 – Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer

• Internal identifier: 12
• Result: No winner was chosen and the competition is closed (reason: Other)
• Tenders received: 0

Lot Summary Table

Lot	Title	Value (€)	Winner	Tenders
1	AMO, Île de France	100,000,000.00 each	E-CONEX; TPF INGENIERIE	7
2	Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Île de France	500,000,000.00	ERYMA SAS	3
3	AMO, Nord-Ouest (Nord-Est)	70,000,000.00 each	SETICS; ALTERNET	7
4	Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Nord-Ouest (Nord-Est)	350,000,000.00	INEO INFRACOM	3
5	AMO, Nord-Est (Nord-Ouest)	81,000,000.00 each	E-CONEX; TPF INGENIERIE	8
6	Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Nord-Est (Nord-Ouest)	401,000,000.00	EIFFAGE ENERGIE SYSTEMES - LORRAINE MARNE ARDENNES	4
7	AMO, Sud-Est	90,000,000.00 each	HARPER INGENIERIE; STEDIA	8
8	Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Sud-Est	450,000,000.00	EIFFAGE ENERGIE SYSTEMES - INFRA MEDITERRANEE	4
9	AMO, Sud-Ouest	80,000,000.00 each	SETICS; ORIA	7
10	Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Sud-Ouest	400,000,000.00	ERYMA SAS	5
11	AMO, Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer	50,000,000.00 each	ALTHING; ALTERNET	2
12	Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer	—	No winner chosen	0
Total		2,822,000,000.00

Scope of Supply

The framework covers the following supplies and services:

• Video Protection: Video protection systems
• Urban Video Surveillance: Urban video surveillance systems
• Video Camcorders: Video camcorders
• Security Cameras: Security cameras
• Video Equipment: Video equipment
• AMO (Project Management Assistance): Consultancy services for video protection projects
• Supply, Integration & Maintenance: Supply, integration and maintenance of video protection solutions

Special Procurement Conditions

• Multi-Lot Framework: Twelve lots covering different French regions and overseas territories
• Separate Award: Each lot awarded separately
• AMO and Supply Lots: Each region has an AMO lot and a Supply, Integration & Maintenance lot
• No Framework Agreement: No framework agreement
• Partial Award: Eleven lots awarded; LOT-0012 closed without a winner (reason: Other)
• No Subcontracting: No subcontracting declared by winners
• CSR Criterion: CSR (Rse) is an evaluation criterion (5%)

About the Contracting Authority

CANUT is a group of public authorities operating in general public services in France.

• Legal type: Group of public authorities
• Activity: General public services
• Registration number: 80939
• Location: Lyon, Rhône, France (NUTS: FRK26)
• Address: 4 Place Amedee Bonnet, 69002 Lyon
• Contact point: Président Le
• Email: canut@canut.org
• Telephone: 0481650070
• Internet address: https://canut.org

About the Winning Suppliers

All winners are large enterprises:

• E-CONEX – Large enterprise, Serris, France; Winner of LOT-0001 and LOT-0005
• TPF INGENIERIE – Large enterprise, Reims, France; Winner of LOT-0001 and LOT-0005
• ERYMA SAS – Large enterprise, Bièvres, France; Winner of LOT-0002 and LOT-0010
• SETICS – Large enterprise, Paris 12, France; Winner of LOT-0003 and LOT-0009
• ALTERNET – Large enterprise, Paris 13, France; Winner of LOT-0003 and LOT-0011
• INEO INFRACOM – Large enterprise, Longvic, France; Winner of LOT-0004
• EIFFAGE ENERGIE SYSTEMES - LORRAINE MARNE ARDENNES – Large enterprise, Bavilliers, France; Winner of LOT-0006
• HARPER INGENIERIE – Large enterprise, Oullins-Pierre-Benite, France; Winner of LOT-0007
• STEDIA – Large enterprise, Marseille, France; Winner of LOT-0007
• EIFFAGE ENERGIE SYSTEMES - INFRA MEDITERRANEE – Large enterprise, Vitrolles, France; Winner of LOT-0008
• ORIA – Large enterprise, Toulouse, France; Winner of LOT-0009
• ALTHING – Large enterprise, Paris 11, France; Winner of LOT-0011

Evaluation Criteria

All lots use the same evaluation criteria:

• Technical Value (40%): Valeur technique
• CSR (5%): Rse
• Commercialisation (5%): Commercialisation
• Overall Cost (50%): Coût global

Procurement Analysis

• Procedure: Open procedure under the standard regime, governed by EU Directive 2014/24/EU
• Competition: 2 to 8 tenders received 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 administratif de Lyon
• Call for competition terminated: Eleven lots awarded; LOT-0012 closed without a winner

Additional Procurement Facts

• The contract is covered by the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement (GPA)
• No EU funds were used for this procurement
• The awarded value in this notice is €2,822,000,000.00
• The procurement is divided into twelve lots
• Technical value (40%), CSR (5%), Commercialisation (5%) and Overall cost (50%) are the evaluation criteria
• 2 to 8 tenders were received per lot
• All winners are large enterprises
• No subcontracting was declared
• Eleven lots were awarded; LOT-0012 closed without a winner
• No tenders were received for LOT-0012

Market & Industry Perspective

The French public sector video protection and video surveillance market features a mix of large technology and engineering companies. Video protection and urban video surveillance systems are essential for public safety and security in cities and regions across France.

Key trends in this market include:

• Balanced evaluation: 50% overall cost, 50% quality (technical value, CSR, commercialisation)
• Large providers: Dominance of large technology and engineering companies
• Multi-lot regional structure: Twelve lots covering different French regions and overseas territories
• AMO and supply lots: Separate lots for project management assistance and supply/integration/maintenance
• Partial award: Eleven lots awarded; LOT-0012 closed without a winner
• CSR criterion: CSR (Rse) is an evaluation criterion (5%)

Economic Significance

At €2,822,000,000.00, this framework represents a significant investment in video protection and urban video surveillance systems for CANUT and its member authorities. The contract will:

• Support Public Safety: Provide video protection and video surveillance systems
• Support Large Enterprises: All winners are large technology and engineering companies
• Provide Regional Coverage: Twelve lots covering France and overseas territories
• Ensure Service Availability: Multiple suppliers across eleven lots
• Enable Operational Efficiency: Standardised video protection solutions
• Support CSR Objectives: CSR is an evaluation criterion

Future Procurement Opportunities

With this framework now in place, future opportunities include:

• Re-tender: Expected after the contract period
• LOT-0012 Re-tender: Potential re-tender following closure without a winner
• Related Supplies and Services: Additional video protection and video surveillance systems
• Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with framework winners
• Other Public Safety Projects: Similar video protection procurement opportunities

Opportunities for Suppliers

While this contract is awarded, opportunities remain for video protection and video surveillance providers:

• Re-tender: Prepare for future procurement cycles
• LOT-0012 Re-tender: Prepare for potential re-tender of the overseas territories supply lot
• Subcontracting: Potential opportunities with framework winners
• Related Supplies and Services: Other video protection and video surveillance systems
• Other French Public Authorities: Similar video protection procurements

What Businesses Should Watch

• CANUT's future procurement notices
• Re-tender of LOT-0012
• Other French public safety video protection tenders
• Video protection and video surveillance market trends
• Changes to French procurement regulations
• CSR requirements in video protection procurement

Tenders Procurement Intelligence

This video protection and video surveillance framework is a notable example of French public sector procurement. Several features stand out:

• Scale: €2.82B awarded value in this notice
• Balanced evaluation: 50% overall cost, 50% quality (technical value, CSR, commercialisation)
• Large winners: All winners are large enterprises
• Twelve lots: Regional and overseas coverage
• Partial award: Eleven lots awarded; LOT-0012 closed without a winner
• Competition: 2 to 8 tenders per lot
• CSR criterion: 5% CSR (Rse)

For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of:

• Technical value: 40% technical value-based evaluation
• Competitive pricing: 50% overall cost-based evaluation
• CSR: 5% CSR-based evaluation
• Commercialisation: 5% commercialisation-based evaluation
• Video protection expertise: Ability to supply, install and maintain video protection systems
• Public sector experience: Understanding of French public safety requirements
• Scale capability: Ability to serve regional and overseas territories

Supplier Takeaways

• Offer competitive pricing – 50% of evaluation is overall cost-based
• Demonstrate high technical value – 40% of evaluation is technical value-based
• Showcase CSR – 5% of evaluation is CSR-based
• Demonstrate commercialisation capability – 5% of evaluation is commercialisation-based
• Showcase video protection and video surveillance expertise
• Develop public sector experience with French public authorities
• Demonstrate scale capability for regional and overseas service delivery
• Monitor CANUT and French public safety procurement opportunities

Key Takeaways

• CANUT awarded a €2,822,000,000.00 video protection and urban video surveillance framework
• Twelve lots: AMO and Supply/Integration/Maintenance lots covering Île de France, Nord-Ouest, Nord-Est, Sud-Est, Sud-Ouest and Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer
• Evaluation: Technical value (40%), CSR (5%), Commercialisation (5%) and Overall cost (50%)
• 2 to 8 tenders received per lot
• Eleven lots awarded to multiple large enterprises; LOT-0012 closed without a winner
• Winners include E-CONEX, TPF INGENIERIE, ERYMA SAS, SETICS, ALTERNET, INEO INFRACOM, EIFFAGE ENERGIE SYSTEMES, HARPER INGENIERIE, STEDIA, ORIA and ALTHING
• All winners are large enterprises
• No subcontracting declared
• No EU funding
• Covered by GPA: Yes
• No framework agreement

Conclusion

This video protection and urban video surveillance framework ensures that CANUT and its member authorities have access to a broad range of video protection and video surveillance systems across France and the overseas territories. By awarding eleven of the twelve lots to multiple large enterprises, CANUT secures a diverse panel with the capability to deliver video protection solutions across multiple regions.

The 40% technical value, 5% CSR, 5% commercialisation and 50% overall cost evaluation reflects the balanced nature of video protection procurement, where both quality (technical value, CSR, commercialisation) and cost are important differentiators among qualified suppliers. The multi-lot regional structure and the partial award outcome reflect the complexities of public procurement in specialised video protection markets.

For suppliers, this procurement highlights the importance of technical value, competitive pricing, CSR, commercialisation, video protection expertise, public sector experience, and scale capability in winning French public sector video protection contracts. The closure of LOT-0012 without a winner also signals potential re-tender opportunities in the future.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is CANUT?

Ans: A group of public authorities operating in general public services in France.

Q: What is the value of the framework?

Ans: Awarded value in this notice €2,822,000,000.00 (estimated value excluding VAT €2,822,000,000.00).

Q: Who are the winners?

Ans: E-CONEX, TPF INGENIERIE, ERYMA SAS, SETICS, ALTERNET, INEO INFRACOM, EIFFAGE ENERGIE SYSTEMES - LORRAINE MARNE ARDENNES, HARPER INGENIERIE, STEDIA, EIFFAGE ENERGIE SYSTEMES - INFRA MEDITERRANEE, ORIA, and ALTHING.

Q: What supplies and services are covered?

Ans: Video protection and urban video surveillance systems, including video camcorders, security cameras and video equipment; AMO (project management assistance) and supply, integration & maintenance services.

Q: What were the evaluation criteria?

Ans: Technical value (40%), CSR (5%), Commercialisation (5%) and Overall cost (50%).

Q: How many tenders were received?

Ans: Between 2 and 8 tenders 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 administratif de Lyon.

Q: What is the lot structure?

Ans: Twelve lots – AMO and Supply/Integration/Maintenance lots covering Île de France, Nord-Ouest, Nord-Est, Sud-Est, Sud-Ouest and Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer.

Q: Were all lots awarded?

Ans: No, LOT-0012 (Supply, Integration & Maintenance, Départements et Régions d'Outre-Mer) resulted in no winner being chosen and the competition was closed. The other eleven lots were awarded.

Q: Is subcontracting allowed?

Ans: Subcontracting is not yet known for the winners.

Q: Are all winners large enterprises?

Ans: Yes, all winners are large enterprises.

Q: What is the CSR criterion?

Ans: CSR (Rse) is an evaluation criterion weighted at 5%.

Source: EU Official Journal, Contract Award Notice 648561-2026, OJ S 182/2026, published 21 September 2026.

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