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Published18/06/2026
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Today12/08/2026
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Deadline15/09/2026
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Opening of tenders15/09/2026
Utilities
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Universal Mediation Tables (TUM) - Services of realization, supply of equipment, installation, training and maintenance
The Musée du Grand Siècle (MGS) is a new departmental museum in Hauts-de-Seine dedicated to the history and art of the French 17th century, understood as a long period from Henri IV to the Regency (1590-1725). It takes place at level N1 and N2 of the Charles X Building as part of the renovation of the former Sully Barracks in Saint-Cloud. The museum consists of three closely linked entities, grouped together on the same plot on the banks of the Seine and the Parc de Saint-Cloud: - The main building, known as ‘Charles X’ - museum reception and walkways (levels N1 and N2); - The research building, known as the Officers' Pavilion - not accessible to the public; - The new mediation building, called "Belvedere Pavilion" - spaces for mediation and temporary exhibition. The collections of the MGS gather part of the Rosenberg donation, important deposits of national or local museums, and works acquired by the Department of Hauts-de-Seine. Paintings, sculptures, furniture, engravings, medals and art objects are presented in a thematic and educational way. The purpose of this consultation is the construction, supply of equipment, installation and commissioning of the Universal Mediation Tables (TUM) for the rooms of the permanent course of the Museum of the Great Century. TUMs are the central in situ mediation mechanism of the MGS. Their purpose is to offer all audiences - including people with disabilities - a rich, accessible and coherent mediation experience, articulating: - Sensitive mediation devices (embossed planes, tactile models, physical manipulation devices, embossed and braille prints); multimedia mediation devices (videos of interviews with slideshows, dynamic infographics, audio, interactive applications broadcast on touch screens); - Display cases for objects from the collections. Each TUM is designed as an autonomous museum furniture object, integrating all these components into a wooden and metal structure consistent with the graphic and architectural identity of the MGS.
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92521100 - Museum-exhibition services
39154000 - Exhibition equipment
79000000 - Business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security
30200000 - Computer equipment and supplies
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