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Concession of the fishing ports of Saint-Malo and Cancale

FRTED 718082-2026published across the EU2 notices, one procedure

Machine translation. The official title is Concession des ports de pêche de Saint-Malo et Cancale.

The facts

Place
Rennes, Ille-et-Vilaine, France
What is bought
Transport & vehiclesCPV 63721000
Procedure
Single-stage procedure
Lots
1
Contract length
20 years
Apply in
French

In plain words

Region Bretagne, based in Rennes, has launched a tender for transport and vehicles. The contract runs for 20 years. The whole job goes out as a single contract, so you need to be able to deliver all of it, either on your own or together with partners.

All bid documents must be written in French and must arrive no later than 13 Nov 2026, 12:00.

Written from the facts of the notice. The official notice is the only binding text.

Our read

Region Bretagne sees slightly more bidding competition than is typical for this trade. Across 42 known contracts, they average 3.8 bids per tender, against a national average of 2.9. Their latest award was a €400,000 contract (“Prestations de détection et géoréférencement des réseaux extérieurs du patrimoi…”), which went to Adre Reseaux, chosen from 15 bids.

We base these figures on the award notices we collect: every one we hold for this buyer, plus the last twelve months of awards in this trade across the country.

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The buyer

CountryAlso open from Region BretagneValueClosesDays left

In Jun 2026 a contract of this buyer went to Adre Reseaux for €400,000. 15 companies applied.

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