Restructuring works for wings A and B, Claudel pavilion geriatrics, phase 2 2026 Tender
Original: Travaux de restructuration des ailes A & B au RDC et 1er étage du pavillon Claudel - gériatrie – sur le site de l’hôpital Saint-Julien de Petit-Quevilly (Phase 2)
CHU ROUEN NORMANDIE
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This is a contract notice published by a government body covering construction and works. Delivery covers France (Europe). It is classified under Heating and Cooling against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.
This tender procures multi-trade building restructuring works (phase 2) for the geriatric wing of the Claudel pavilion at Saint-Julien hospital in Petit-Quevilly, France. It suits established construction firms with hospital-works experience, and it offers little for early-stage sustainability startups.
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About this tender
Travaux de restructuration des ailes A & B au RDC et 1er étage du pavillon Claudel - gériatrie – sur le site de l’hôpital Saint-Julien de Petit-Quevilly (Phase 2) Descripteurs : Tous corps d'état
Key requirements
- ✓Multi-trade construction works (tous corps d'état) for restructuring of wings A and B
- ✓Ground floor and first floor of Claudel pavilion, geriatrics unit, Saint-Julien hospital site
- ✓Phase 2 of a larger hospital restructuring programme
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Heating and cooling funding supports heat pumps, district heating, thermal networks, efficient cooling and the removal of fossil boilers. It arrives through national support schemes, local authority programmes and procurement for heat networks. Applicants typically need heat demand assessments, a connection plan and an operator for the system.
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