Ramon Llull Building Renovation, Including Demolition and Hazardous Material Removal

This public procurement opportunity concerns the comprehensive renovation of the Ramon Llull building in Montpellier, France. The project is divided into 16 distinct lots, suggesting a phased approach or the possibility of awarding contracts to multiple contractors. Key work areas include demolition and hazardous material (asbestos and lead) removal, structural work (gros-oeuvre), facade treatment, roofing (étanchéité), metalwork, interior finishes (partitions, ceilings, flooring, painting), and electrical and mechanical systems (CFO/CFA, HVAC, plumbing). Specialized works include lifts, audiovisual and stage lighting, seating (amphitheatre and chairs), and photovoltaic panel installation.

The CPV codes indicate a broad scope of general construction activities. The presence of hazardous material removal suggests strict adherence to environmental and safety regulations will be required. The division into numerous lots allows contractors to potentially bid on specific areas of expertise. The deadline is approximately six weeks from the publication date.

Based on the lot descriptions, the need for hazardous material removal, and specialized systems installation (photovoltaics, lifts, audiovisual) indicates a significant undertaking. Contractors should carefully evaluate the technical specifications of each lot to assess their capabilities and resources before preparing a bid.