The Conseil departemental des Pyrenees-Orientales awarded contract M2500432 for electrical works at Quai Dezoums after an open procedure that received one tender. The published scope combines shore power for commercial vessels, an EDF grid connection for a port crane, reefer-container supplies, low-voltage connections for smaller vessels, provision for future lighting and a technical room. The award notice names SPIE CityNetworks as consortium lead, Nidec ASI and T.A.E.H. as consortium members and Guintoli as a subcontractor, but does not allocate project-specific work packages among them. The Department's March 2026 procurement presentation confirms construction is in progress; it does not evidence energisation or acceptance.
Project signal
Construction in France
Current statusBOAMP notice 25-50611 records a EUR 5,436,212 contract issued on 3 April 2025 to the SPIE CityNetworks-led consortium with Nidec ASI and T.A.E.H., plus subcontractor Guintoli. A 24 March 2026 Department presentation classifies the work as in progress; energisation, vessel connection, commissioning, acceptance and completion remain unconfirmedSource confidenceConfirmed
Location
France / Europe
Segment
Commercial-port shore power and electrical utility integration
Status
BOAMP notice 25-50611 records a EUR 5,436,212 contract issued on 3 April 2025 to the SPIE CityNetworks-led consortium with Nidec ASI and T.A.E.H., plus subcontractor Guintoli. A 24 March 2026 Department presentation classifies the work as in progress; energisation, vessel connection, commissioning, acceptance and completion remain unconfirmed / Confirmed
Last checked
8 August 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Commercial-port shore power and electrical utility integration 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
Conseil departemental des Pyrenees-Orientales
Delivery parties
SPIE CityNetworks - consortium lead (mandataire), Nidec ASI - consortium member; project-specific work package not published, T.A.E.H. - consortium member; project-specific work package not published, Guintoli - named subcontractor; project-specific work package not published
Contract route
BOAMP procedure 2024-TX-SDET-0251 was run as an open procedure with a mandatory site visit. The notice chain comprises 24-138672, 25-8590, 25-12874 and award notice 25-50611. One electronic tender was received. Contract M2500432 was issued on 3 April 2025 for EUR 5,436,212 to the SPIE CityNetworks-led grouping with Nidec ASI and T.A.E.H.; Guintoli is identified as a subcontractor.
Execution window
The tender documents used 17 March 2025 as a provisional start and required bidders to propose a 9-to-12-month period including two months of preparation, with execution beginning from contract notification. The contract was issued on 3 April 2025, and the Department still classified the work as in progress on 24 March 2026. The accepted baseline programme, actual site possession, energisation sequence and completion date are not published in the cited records.
Works package
Electrical works cover shore-side power for commercial vessels, EDF network connection for a port crane, electrical connections for refrigerated containers, low-voltage shore connections for smaller vessels, power provision for future port-lighting works and construction or fit-out of a technical room. Published notices do not disclose equipment quantities, berth connection ratings, cable-management arrangement, OEM package allocation or executed subcontract values.
Marine interfaces
Delivery must integrate shore-side electrical infrastructure with an operating commercial quay, vessel connection points, a port crane, reefer operations, smaller-vessel supplies and future lighting. Key interfaces include grid availability, shutdown and switching plans, cable routing, quay penetrations, saltwater exposure, berth access, vessel-call windows, electrical protection, earthing, testing and safe handover to port operations.
Commercial evidence boundary
The award notice publishes EUR 5,436,212 for the electrical contract and records one tender. This amount is distinct from the wider Quai Dezoums requalification, described by the Department at approximately EUR 29 million, and from the EUR 1.5 million fishing-pontoon procurement shown separately in the March 2026 presentation. No cited source publishes consortium workshare, subcontract amount, approved variations, payments, forecast final cost or final account.
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.
Electrical construction award
Contract M2500432, procedure 2024-TX-SDET-0251
Named party
SPIE CityNetworks-led grouping with Nidec ASI and T.A.E.H.; Guintoli named subcontractor
Status
Confirmed
Source position
BOAMP award notice 25-50611 publishes the EUR 5,436,212 contract, 3 April 2025 issue date, one tender and the four-party delivery chain. Source
Shore power and port electrical utilities
Commercial-vessel shore power, crane grid connection, reefer and smaller-vessel supplies
The BOAMP tender notice defines the electrical scope but does not divide it among the consortium members or subcontractor. Source
Current delivery status
Quai Dezoums electrification
Named party
Department and awarded delivery chain
Status
Confirmed
Source position
The Department's 24 March 2026 procurement presentation places the electrification project under works in progress. Source
Commissioning and handover
Energisation, vessel connection, testing, acceptance and operational performance
Named party
Department and awarded delivery chain
Status
Not evidenced
Source position
No cited record confirms energisation, a connected vessel, completed testing, owner acceptance, installed quantities, measured CO2 savings or completion.
Project timeline
Material developments
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.
Department classifies electrification as works in progress
The current official procurement presentation moves the evidence base beyond award and supports a construction phase, without proving commissioning or completion.
The award record identifies 3 April 2025 as the contract issue date; the cited sources do not publish the accepted programme or actual site-possession date.
The notice chain establishes the final tender deadline and bidder-proposed 9-to-12-month delivery window, replacing the earlier provisional notice dates.