France – Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services – Rénovation lourde dans l'immeuble situé du 4 au 18 rue F. Bonvin 75015 PARIS. Cf. la Description.

This contract notice aims to select a service provider for the complete Master of Works mission for the transformation of the Bonvin building. The building is constructed on plot BZ 15, with a surface area of 4,682 m². The building, approximately 14,600 m² SDP, comprises 8 levels (from SS3 to R+4 and roof). It currently houses tertiary departments of the La Poste group, a nursery, and a mail distribution platform. As part of the heavy renovation of the site, the following works are planned: excavation and asbestos removal, envelope treatment (replacement of external joinery, rendering, internal insulation, greening and roof waterproofing), replacement of CTA, CFO/Cfa, CVC, GTB systems, connection to concessionaires, replacement of lifts, and redesign of internal layouts. Option: creation of residential areas. The consultation includes a single lot. Information on the limits regarding the number of candidates invited to participate: Maximum number: 4. Objective criteria for limiting the number of candidates: the client will retain a maximum of 4 candidates best ranked according to the criteria mentioned below. The number of contractors envisaged for the candidates who have participated in the consultation is set at 1. The project is primarily a technical challenge. It will be part of a sobriety approach, both in terms of architecture and technology. Cost and time optimisation will be a priority throughout the operation. The works must be completed within particularly tight deadlines to minimise impacts on occupants. Finally, a preliminary declaration will be preferred to a building permit procedure. The project will be certified HQE Bâtiment durable profil taxonomie européenne Adaptation and Atténuation and labelled BBCA Rénovation standard. It must achieve the objectives of the Tertiary Decree 2050. The project must achieve a carbon performance in operation (energy consumption + refrigerant fluid leaks) of 12.8 kgCO2eq/m² in scopes 1 and 2 (excluding scope 3 upstream energy). The project's objective is also to reduce the building's vulnerability to heat and flooding risks. The four pillars of La Poste Group's sustainable development policy must be the subject of substantiated proposals: energy, climate (carbon and adaptation), circular economy and biodiversity with active research for mobilisable financial aid (grants, CEE, etc.) in order to optimise the economic balance of the operation.