Optimisation and upgrade study of the Taizé water treatment plant 2026 Tender
Original: Etude d'optimisation / amélioration du traitement de l'usine des coulées de Taizé
Syndicat d'Eau du Val du Thouet (SEVT)
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This is a contract notice published by a government body covering consulting. Delivery covers France (Europe). It is classified under Water and Engineering and Infrastructure against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.
This tender procures a technical and functional optimization study of a drinking-water treatment plant, including diagnostic assessment, future water-quality needs analysis, and medium-to-long-term investment strategy. Bidders should be engineering consultancies or water-sector specialists with expertise in potable-water treatment plant design and optimization.
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About this tender
The SEVT (Syndicat d'Eau du Val du Thouet) is procuring a study to diagnose, optimise and plan the evolution of the Coulées de Taizé drinking water treatment plant, which it operates. The scope covers a technical and functional diagnosis of the existing treatment line, the definition of current and future water quality requirements, the identification and comparison of technical options for optimisation or upgrade, and the development of an evolution strategy and a medium- and long-term investment programme to durably guarantee the quality of the water produced. The contract is a services contract (CPV 71350000, engineering and technical services) executed at the Coulées de Taizé plant. The stated duration is 6 (months). The consultation is not split into lots, has no tranches, and has no reserved share. The procedure is an open adapted procedure (procédure adaptée ouverte). Award without negotiation is possible, and variants are not required. Electronic catalogue offers are prohibited. Full tender documents are available on the buyer's profile at the consultation URL.
Bidder eligibility
Economic and financial capacity: conditions and proof means are set out in the Règlement de la Consultation (RC), not stated on the notice page. Technical and professional capacities: conditions and proof means are set out in the RC, not stated on the notice page. No candidate reduction is planned (Réduction du nombre de candidats: Non). Specific registrations, references and thresholds should be verified in the RC.
How bids are scored
Not disclosed on the notice page. The award criteria, any price/quality split and weightings should be checked in the Règlement de la Consultation (RC) or the tender documents.
Key requirements
- ✓Technical and functional diagnostic of existing water-treatment process line
- ✓Definition of current and future drinking-water quality requirements
- ✓Identification and comparison of optimization and evolution solutions
- ✓Medium and long-term investment strategy and programming
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