Open procedure for the conclusion of a framework agreement with a maximum of two economic operators for the execution of construction works related to maintenance, regulatory adjustments, and enhancement of the real estate assets managed by APS Holding S.p.A.
ITCIG BD9032932Epublished on ANAC · Pubblicità legale
Machine translation. The official title is Procedura aperta per la conclusione di un accordo quadro con un numero massimo di due operatori economici avente ad oggetto l’esecuzione di lavori edili relativi ad interventi di manutenzione, adeguamenti normativi e valorizzazione del patrimonio immobiliare gestito da aps holding s.p.a..
Aps Holding S.p.A., based in Italy, has launched a tender for construction and building works. The contract is estimated at €1,293,991. 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.
Because this is an open procedure, any qualified company is welcome to submit a bid. All bid documents must be written in Italian and must arrive no later than 14 Dec 2026, 12:00.
Written from the facts of the notice. The official notice is the only binding text.
Our read
Aps Holding S.p.A. rarely draws many bidders. Across 11 known contracts, they average only 3.5 bids per tender, well below the national average of 14.9 for this trade, so a well-prepared bid stands a real chance. Their latest award was a €15,588,136 contract (“Procedura aperta per l’affidamento del servizio di revisione generale dei veico…”), which went to De Luca S.p.A., chosen from 3 bids. At €1,293,991, this tender sits well below the typical €6,581,773 for this trade nationally, which gives smaller firms a better chance than on most contracts of its kind.
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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