Departement de la Manche launched repairs to the Herel marina's 360-metre main breakwater and sill wall on 25 August 2025 after a 2022 diagnosis found reinforcement corrosion, about 1,850 m2 of concrete spalling and 2,100 linear metres of cracking. BOAMP award notice 25-51135 identifies contract 2025-25136, a EUR 5,897,585 payable amount, two tenders and Entreprise Marc SA as the published titulaire. The owner separately names a three-company delivery group of Marc SA, NGE Genie Civil SAS and ETPO Normandie, gives a rounded EUR 7.1 million project amount and targeted end-May 2026 acceptance after nine months. A completion certificate or owner acceptance notice is absent from the cited current sources.
Project signal
Construction in France
Current statusThe owner-confirmed nine-month repair started on 25 August 2025; its planned end-May 2026 acceptance window has passed without a published completion certificate, handover or final accountSource confidenceConfirmed
Location
France / Europe
Segment
Breakwater and reinforced-concrete marine-structure rehabilitation
Status
The owner-confirmed nine-month repair started on 25 August 2025; its planned end-May 2026 acceptance window has passed without a published completion certificate, handover or final account / Confirmed
Last checked
7 August 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Breakwater and reinforced-concrete marine-structure rehabilitation is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
Client / authority
Departement de la Manche, owner of the departmental Port de Granville
Delivery parties
Entreprise Marc SA - BOAMP-published titulaire and owner-named delivery-group member, NGE Genie Civil SAS - owner-named delivery-group member, ETPO Normandie - owner-named delivery-group member, Unnamed rope-access subcontractor - BOAMP discloses EUR 250,000 for reinforced-concrete cleaning and patch repair but no legal name
Contract route
Open works procedure under BOAMP notice chain 24-142391, 25-3691, 25-17999 and 25-51135. The award record reports two tenders, contract 2025-25136, a 7 April 2025 contract-issue field and a EUR 5,897,585 payable amount. It names Entreprise Marc SA as titulaire; the owner's later start notice describes Marc SA, NGE Genie Civil SAS and ETPO Normandie as the works group. The two records are preserved rather than forcing the owner group into BOAMP's single published winner field.
Execution window
The owner says site activity began on 25 August 2025 and set a nine-month programme with acceptance planned for the end of May 2026, excluding weather delays. Work was to proceed mainly from rope access and four mobile gantries, with divers supporting marine interfaces and a tower crane established from the Herel parking area. The planned acceptance date has passed; no cited source confirms actual completion, sectional release, formal acceptance or demobilisation.
Works package
Clean reinforced-concrete surfaces, remove unsound material, patch spalled concrete, inject cracks, treat fractures and apply a waterproof protective coating to the main breakwater and sill wall. The main breakwater comprises 52 Jarlan caissons approximately 14 metres high over about 360 metres. The 2022 SITES diagnosis reported corrosion, approximately 1,850 m2 of concrete spalling and 2,100 linear metres of cracking across the sill wall and two breakwaters; the published contract addresses the main breakwater and sill wall.
Marine interfaces
An operating marina, tidal exposure, 52 perforated Jarlan caissons, exterior and internal concrete faces, rope-access teams, four gantries, diver access, tower-crane logistics, pedestrian exclusion and weather downtime form one delivery system. Repair quantities must be tied to accessible faces and accepted treatments rather than inferred from the diagnosis totals.
Commercial evidence boundary
BOAMP records a EUR 5,897,585 award amount, while the owner gives a separately rounded EUR 7.1 million project statement. The two figures are separate baselines; neither their sum nor their difference establishes a variation. BOAMP discloses EUR 250,000 of known subcontracting for rope-access cleaning and concrete patch repair without naming the subcontractor. The value split among Marc, NGE and ETPO remains undisclosed, and the owner release omits payment, measured repair quantities, variation and final-account data.
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.
Main works contract
2025-25136 main breakwater and sill-wall repair
Named party
Entreprise Marc SA as BOAMP titulaire; Marc SA / NGE Genie Civil SAS / ETPO Normandie as owner-named group
Status
Confirmed
Source position
BOAMP reports the contract, EUR 5,897,585, two tenders and Marc as titulaire; the owner identifies the three-company works group. Source
Field delivery
Concrete cleaning, patch repair, crack and fracture treatment, and waterproof coating
Named party
Works group under Departement de la Manche
Status
Confirmed
Source position
The owner's 1 September 2025 release records a 25 August start, nine-month programme, rope access, four gantries, divers and tower-crane installation. Source
Known subcontract
Rope-access reinforced-concrete cleaning and patch repair
Named party
Legal subcontractor name not published
Status
Reported
Source position
BOAMP discloses EUR 250,000 of subcontracting and the work scope but does not disclose a legal name. Source
Completion and acceptance
Accepted repairs, defects, handover and final account
Named party
Owner, engineer and works group
Status
Not evidenced
Source position
The owner's planned end-May 2026 acceptance date has passed, but no cited current source confirms actual completion, acceptance, defects close-out or final account.
Project timeline
Material developments
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.