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Published25/09/2018
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Deadline22/10/2018
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Opening of tenders22/10/2018
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Today18/09/2026
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France-Colmar: Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
The Kruth-Wildenstein dam, which is owned by the département, is a class A dam within the meaning of Article R 214-112 of the Environmental Code allowing a maximum of 11 600 000 m³ of water to be retained at the normal retention value of 545 m NGF. Built from 1962 to 1964 to support the stretches of the Thur, which is still highly industrialised, it also has a function of retaining floods in winter. It is a very stable structure such as ‘Weight barrier without clay core’, but with an upstream sealed bituminous concrete cladding. This protection consists of 4 successive layers of bituminous concrete: 2 sealing layers and 2 mechanical protection layers.
The upstream facing shows signs of ageing.
The subject of this contract is the project management for these waterproofing renewal works.
Official name: Conseil départemental du Haut-Rhin — Service de la commande publique
Postal address: 100 avenue d'Alsace, BP 20351
Town: Colmar Cedex
NUTS code: FRF12
Postal code: 68006
Country: FRA
Main address: https://www.alsacemarchespublics.eu
Electronic via:
https://www.alsacemarchespublics.eu
71000000 - Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
45200000 - Works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work
45240000 - Construction work for water projects
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