Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe contract covers cleaning, asbestos removal, and demolition works required to deconstruct a building located at 11 rue du Clos Courtel in Rennes. The procurement specifically targets the complete dismantling of the structure through these essential preparatory and destructive processes. The works are situated within the city limits of Rennes, ensuring localized execution of the demolition project.
Timing
32 days from publication to deadline. Usual length in France: 30 days. Usual length
- Published
- Today
- Deadline
- Awarded pending
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Notices of this kind (France, open procedure, below the EU threshold) give a median of 30 days, half of them between 25 and 35 days, based on 25,788 notices of the last two years.
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Market
Construction work in France
- likely award price
- €207,145 to €243,700
- median award in this market
- €111,340
- tenders per lot in this market
- 4.1
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Expected award price
€207,145 to €243,700: likely award for this notice, from its published estimate of €243,700.
Comparable awards in this country and sector came in at a median of 98% of their published estimate, half of them between 85% and 100%, based on 252 awards of the last 3 years.
Each award is compared with the estimate of the same lots, framework agreements excluded. A published estimate may include options and renewals, so an award under it is not always a discount.
What this market pays
The buyer has too few awards of its own in this sector, so this is the range of the last 2,000 awards for Construction work in France.
- This notice
- €243,700
- Median award
- €111,340
- Middle half of past awards
- €57,481 to €261,296
The estimate sits inside the usual range.
Award values as published by the official sources. Use them as a guide, not a rule: scope, lots and duration differ between contracts.
Market context
Larger than 35% of the open notices in Construction work across Europe.
- open now in Construction work
- 19,568
- median open notice
- €500,000
Who wins in this market
Many suppliersFrance · Construction work
- different companies won awards here
- 22,267
- of the awards went to the three most frequent winners
- 3%
- winners of the last 12 months were new here
- 11,908 of 18,042
- buyers awarded contracts here
- 9,546
Based on 74,777 awards with a named winner over the last 3 years. Counted by award, not by value, because lot and framework amounts are not comparable. Concentrated means the three most frequent winners took 65% or more of the awards; many suppliers, under 35% with at least ten different winners. New: no award from the same buyer or market in the two years before.
Competition
- tenders per lot on average (open and restricted procedures)
- 4.1
- of those lots received a single tender
- 8%
- of the awards went to companies based in another country
- 1%
- of the tenders came from another country
- 10%
As the official award notices state them, over the last 3 years. Tenders per lot count open and restricted procedures only: in a negotiated procedure or a direct award a single tender is the procedure itself. The country is the one the notice gives for the winner.
The buyer in figures
CCI 35
The buyer
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