Classroom Renovation for Radon Mitigation

This French public procurement tender in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region concerns the renovation of classrooms specifically to mitigate radon contamination. As a 'general' trade project, it will likely involve a range of construction activities including, but not limited to: potential demolition of existing structures (flooring, walls), installation of radon barriers (membranes, sealants), modifications to ventilation systems to improve air circulation, concrete work (sealing cracks, installing sub-slab depressurization systems), and reinstatement/finishing work (plastering, painting, flooring). The absence of specific CPV codes and a 'general' trade classification suggests a multifaceted project requiring coordination of different trades. The lack of a published value requires careful assessment of project scope upon release of tender documents.

The relatively short timeframe between publication (March 11, 2026) and the deadline (April 10, 2026) suggests a potentially urgent need for these renovations, implying a well-defined scope and possibly accelerated timelines for project completion. Given the focus on radon mitigation, contractors should have demonstrable experience in this area and familiarity with French regulations and best practices for radon control. Contractors without prior experience in radon mitigation should carefully assess their capacity to meet the project's specific technical requirements before bidding. Successful contractors will need the capacity to conduct air quality testing (or subcontract it), and will be subject to strict testing and verification to ensure the effectiveness of the mitigation measures.