These agreements relate to carrying out minor building maintenance work. This does not include major renovation work and work or services provided for under operating or maintenance contracts already in force on the various sites.

The work is classified into two categories: "planned" work executed in the form of an order on prior estimate on the one hand, and other work giving rise to immediate execution on intervention vouchers (BI) with intervention statement from somewhere else. Orders and BI will be remunerated on the basis of the contractual unit price schedule. The personnel involved may be required to work in the presence of ionizing radiation (category B certification will be required for a minimum of two workers (except for lot 3 and 10)). The estimated start date of the agreements is 1.9.2021. Lots 8 and 9 require “Confidential defense” authorization (see paragraph III.2.2) of this contract notice).

This agreement is single-beneficiary.

As an indication, the CEA of Paris-Saclay (Saclay and Fontenay-aux-Roses sites) has placed an average of 40 orders and 350 intervention vouchers (BI) per year for this lot.

The services require category B personnel. The contractor must undertake to train personnel who can work in a controlled area before the services start.

The services require the ability to carry out work in subsection 4 of the “asbestos” regulations. The holder will have to demonstrate on the day of notification of the framework agreement that he has or that he has taken the steps to obtain this capacity.

This lot is mono-attribute.

As an indication, the CEA estimates (on average) 25 orders and 100 intervention vouchers (BI) per year for this lot.

The services require the ability to carry out work in subsection 4 of the “asbestos” regulations. The holder will have to demonstrate on the day of notification of the framework agreement that he has or that he has taken the steps to obtain this capacity.

This agreement is single-beneficiary.

As an indication, the CEA placed an average of 110 orders and 1,900 intervention vouchers (BI) per year for this lot.

The services require category B personnel. The contractor must undertake to train personnel who can work in a controlled area before the services start.

The services require the ability to carry out work in subsection 4 of the “asbestos” regulations. The holder will have to demonstrate on the day of notification of the framework agreement that he has or that he has taken the steps to obtain this capacity.

This agreement is single-beneficiary.

As an indication, the CEA placed an average of 30 orders and 200 intervention vouchers (BI) per year for this lot.

This agreement is multi-beneficiary (three holders maximum).

As an indication, the CEA has placed (on average) 250 orders and 1,100 intervention vouchers (BI) per year for this lot.

The services require category B personnel. The contractor must undertake to train personnel who can work in a controlled area before the services start.

The services require the ability to carry out work in subsection 4 of the “asbestos” regulations. The holder will have to demonstrate on the day of notification of the framework agreement that he has or that he has taken the steps to obtain this capacity.

This agreement is single-beneficiary.

As an indication, the CEA has placed (on average) 140 orders and 950 intervention vouchers (BI) per year for this lot.

The services require category B personnel. The contractor must undertake to train personnel who can work in a controlled area before the services start.

The services require the ability to carry out work in subsection 4 of the “asbestos” regulations. The holder will have to demonstrate on the day of notification of the framework agreement that he has or that he has taken the steps to obtain this capacity.

This agreement is single-beneficiary.

As an indication, the CEA has placed an average of 100 orders and 225 intervention vouchers (BI) per year for this lot.

The services require category B personnel. The contractor must undertake to train personnel who can work in a controlled area before the services start.

The services require the ability to carry out work in subsection 4 of the “asbestos” regulations. The holder will have to demonstrate on the day of notification of the framework agreement that he has or that he has taken the steps to obtain this capacity.

This agreement is single-beneficiary.

As an indication, the CEA has placed (on average) 80 orders and 800 intervention vouchers (BI) per year for this lot.

The services require category B personnel. The contractor must undertake to train personnel who can work in a controlled area before the services start.

The services require the ability to carry out work in subsection 4 of the “asbestos” regulations. The holder will have to demonstrate on the day of notification of the framework agreement that he has or that he has taken the steps to obtain this capacity.

This agreement is multi-beneficiary (three holders maximum).

As an indication, the CEA has placed (on average) 280 orders per year for this lot.

The services require category B personnel. The contractor must undertake to train personnel who can work in a controlled area before the services start.

The services require the ability to carry out work in subsection 4 of the “asbestos” regulations. The holder will have to demonstrate on the day of notification of the framework agreement that he has or that he has taken the steps to obtain this capacity.

This lot is multi-beneficiaries (two beneficiaries maximum).

As an indication, the CEA has placed (on average) 1,000 orders per year for this lot.

The services require category B personnel. The contractor must undertake to train personnel who can work in a controlled area before the services start.

The services require the ability to carry out work in subsection 4 of the “asbestos” regulations. The holder will have to demonstrate on the day of notification of the framework agreement that he has or that he has taken the steps to obtain this capacity.