France – Matériel de secours et de sécurité – Remplacement du Système de Sécurité Incendie de la Préfecture de la Sarthe

AI summary

This tender concerns the replacement of the fire safety system at the Prefecture of Sarthe. The buyer seeks to install a new integrated fire detection and alarm system to ensure compliance with current safety standards and protect the prefecture's facilities and personnel.

#fire safety#security systems#sarthe#france#public building#replacement
Fit for

Fire safety system integrators and equipment suppliers with proven expertise in installing fire detection and alarm systems in government buildings.

Key requirements

Suppliers must be qualified to design, supply, and install fire safety systems. Experience with public building installations and compliance with French fire safety regulations (NF standards) is required.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is this tender about?

    This tender concerns the replacement of the fire safety system at the Prefecture of Sarthe. The buyer seeks to install a new integrated fire detection and alarm system to ensure compliance with current safety standards and protect the prefecture's facilities and personnel.

  • What are the requirements for suppliers?

    Suppliers must be qualified to design, supply, and install fire safety systems. Experience with public building installations and compliance with French fire safety regulations (NF standards) is required.

  • What type of company should bid?

    Fire safety system integrators and equipment suppliers with proven expertise in installing fire detection and alarm systems in government buildings.

  • Who is the buyer?

    The buyer is SGCD72.

Remplacement du Système de Sécurité Incendie de la Préfecture de la Sarthe

Buyer
SGCD72
Buyer ID: 13002722000016·Pierre CHEVALLIER
Préfecture de la Sarthe Place Aristide Briand 72041 le mans cedex 9, 72041, Le Mans

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