Location
France / Europe
Project record
Dunkirk port mechanical preventive-maintenance framework
Consultation 26EOO003 covers preventive mechanical maintenance on Grand Port Maritime de Dunkerque structures and installations. BOAMP records an open adapted procedure, a non-renewable eight-year single-provider framework, no minimum and a EUR 3,200,000 excluding-VAT maximum for the maximum term. Submission closes at 12:00 on 14 September 2026. The notice names no framework holder, asset register, call-off, equipment supplier, specialist lower tier or physical mobilisation.
Segment
Port structures and mechanical installations maintenance
Status
Grand Port Maritime de Dunkerque is procuring an eight-year single-provider mechanical preventive-maintenance framework with no minimum and a EUR 3.2 million maximum; bids close at 12:00 on 14 September 2026 and no holder is named / Confirmed
Last checked
8 August 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Port structures and mechanical installations maintenance is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
Subject index
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Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
- Client / authority
- Grand Port Maritime de Dunkerque, the state-owned Port of Dunkirk authority
- Delivery parties
- Single framework holder - procurement open; no awardee named, Mechanical inspection, drives, lifting, fabrication, controls, electrical isolation, access, marine plant and asset-specific lower tiers - not identified
- Contract route
- Open adapted procedure under internal consultation 26EOO003 and BOAMP notice 26-77669. The non-lotted, single-provider framework may use follow-on contracts and purchase orders, allows award without negotiation, prohibits variants and requires no mandatory visit. The controlled buyer-profile documents govern qualification, asset schedules, task standards and call-off rules beyond the public notice.
- Execution window
- A non-renewable 96-month term would begin on the day after contract notification. The buyer may terminate at each anniversary with three months' notice and without compensation. No notification, first inspection, work order, outage or completion date exists while the tender is open.
- Works package
- The public notice identifies preventive mechanical maintenance on port structures and installations under CPV 45350000. It does not publish an asset list, locations, equipment counts, inspection intervals, preventive task sheets, breakdown response, spare-parts basis, fabrication scope, lifting plan, shutdown windows, controls interfaces, statutory inspections, performance indicators or acceptance records.
- Marine interfaces
- Mechanical maintenance on operating port infrastructure can intersect berth availability, ship and lock movements, access restrictions, lifting, isolations and corrosion-exposed equipment. The notice alone does not identify whether cranes, gates, bridges, lock machinery, mooring equipment, pumps or other systems are included, so those examples must remain questions for the controlled asset schedule rather than published scope claims.
- Commercial evidence boundary
- The EUR 3.2 million maximum applies across the full eight-year framework, with no contractual minimum stated. The notice therefore gives no guaranteed workload, annual spend, call-off count, labour split, parts allowance or asset allocation. The similar-work route does not prove any future contract, value or contractor.
Contract and delivery chain
Named roles and open packages
Named appointments are shown against the workstream they cover. Unallocated packages remain open until a project source identifies the responsible party.
Framework procurement
26EOO003 mechanical preventive-maintenance framework
- Named party
- Grand Port Maritime de Dunkerque
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- BOAMP records an open adapted procedure, 96-month duration and 14 September 2026 submission deadline. Source
Commercial envelope
Eight-year single-provider framework
- Named party
- Holder not selected
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- The official notice states no minimum and a EUR 3,200,000 excluding-VAT maximum for the maximum term. Source
Physical scope
Preventive mechanical maintenance on port structures and installations
- Named party
- Single framework holder to be selected
- Status
- Confirmed
- Source position
- The notice confirms the maintenance category and CPV 45350000 but does not expose an asset or task schedule. Source
Delivery chain and progress
Inspection, planned tasks, parts, outages and acceptance
- Named party
- No contractor or lower tier named
- Status
- Not evidenced
- Source position
- The procurement remains open and publishes no holder, work order, included asset, mobilisation, completed task or acceptance record.
Evidence gap
What remains unverified
Outstanding evidence
- Tender amendments and the 14 September 2026 submission gate
- Framework awardee, contract notification date and negotiation outcome
- Controlled asset register, locations and preventive task schedules
- First call-off, value, work window and operational interface
- Named mechanical, fabrication, controls, access and lifting lower tiers
- Inspection results, backlog, spares and corrective-work boundaries
- Completion records, reliability indicators and owner acceptance
- Cumulative commitments, change orders and remaining framework ceiling
Sources and related records
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Source collections
Project sources 5
- BOAMP 26-77669 mechanical-maintenance framework notice BOAMP, Published 4 August 2026; reviewed 8 August 2026
- BOAMP 26-77669 official notice PDF BOAMP, Sent for publication 4 August 2026
- BOAMP 26-77669 official open-data record BOAMP open dataset, Record reviewed 8 August 2026
- 26EOO003 buyer profile Grand Port Maritime de Dunkerque / achatpublic.com, Current consultation link published 4 August 2026
- Dunkirk maritime solutions and port system Dunkerque-Port, Current owner page reviewed 8 August 2026