Blockhouse Demolition with Archaeological Excavation

This French public tender requires the demolition of a blockhouse located in Biscarrosse Plage, Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Critically, the project includes preventative archaeological excavation works, implying a necessary level of collaboration with archaeological specialists and adherence to any findings and related delays. The absence of specific CPV codes and a deadline suggests a need for further investigation to determine precise project requirements and timeline. Contractors must factor in the cost of specialized archaeological support and potential stoppages to excavation for recording, conservation, or retrieval of any artifacts.

Based on the project description, the complexity will likely arise from the archaeological component, potentially requiring meticulous demolition methods. The overall scale is unknown without dimensions of the blockhouse, but a blockhouse demolition project would typically be of medium scale. Contractors should assess their internal archaeological expertise, or their ability to partner with a qualified archaeological firm, before proceeding. No published value also requires further research to gauge project feasibility.