Urgent Bid Alert: €18-Month Contract for humidity & Mold Remediation in Paris Social Housing
PARIS, October 17, 2025 – A meaningful contract for the prevention and treatment of humidity and mold problems in social housing, specifically Résidences Immobilières de Service Public (RIVP) properties, has been announced by the French government. The 18-month contract, valued at fixed prices, is open for bids with a deadline of December 1, 2025, at 12:00 p.m.
The contract, identified by CPV code 90713000, seeks services focused on addressing humidity and mold issues within social housing units located in the 75000 Paris district. the buyer confirms that no site visit is mandatory.
Eligibility Requirements & Evaluation:
Bidders will be evaluated on two key criteria: technical value (50%) and price of services (50%). Demonstrating economic and financial capacity is crucial, requiring submission of the Dc2 form (available at https://www.economie.gouv.fr/daj/formulaires-declaration-du-candidat) detailing overall and contract-specific turnover for the last three financial years. Proof of professional liability insurance, along with declarations regarding average annual workforce and the qualifications of key personnel, are also mandatory.
Technical capacity will be assessed based on:
* References: A list of similar renovation work performed on social security buildings and tenant support services related to housing, completed within the last three years, substantiated by recipient certificates or candidate declarations.
* Quality Control: The design office responsible for technical diagnosis must hold Opqibi qualification specializing in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning).
The buyer explicitly states that presentation of offers via electronic catalog is prohibited, and variants will not be considered. Allocation of the contract without negotiation is a possibility. The consultation does not involve a reduction in the number of candidates, nor is the market divided into lots or reserved for specific entities.
Further details, including the cahier des Charges Techniques (CCTP) specifying the main place of execution, are available upon request.
