This contract concerns “SECURITY WORK FOR THE LOUVRE MUSEUM AS PART OF THE MASTER PLAN – LOT 2: PCC/PCZ/TECHNICAL PREMISES” Context elements and objectives of the market: The program to renovate the security installations of the Louvre Museum public establishment, with the deployment of security software, networks and technical systems, covers the following main elements: - Design and implement a security computer network. This will include both the Low Current network, the active and passive equipment, their mechanical and electronic security, and the associated management and cybersecurity systems (lot 1), - Deploy a new High Current network from the General Low Voltage Switchboards, in order to ensure the power supply of the new equipment, whether network or business (lot 1), - Implement hypervision software, capable of synthesizing and linking together the different information from the Security systems business software. It must have the most ergonomic Human-Machine Interface (HMI) possible allowing simple operation. Systems from third party publishers will have to be taken over (handrail, internal telephone network, internal sound system) (lot 1), - Redesign of the video protection system, deploy new cameras and implement associated video operating software (VMS) (lot 1), - Design and implement the new Access Control (AC) system, of recent technology, meeting ANSSI certification needs according to level 1 architecture. It will also be necessary to set up associated operating software, to be integrated into hypervision. In certain cases, the replacement of the door frame or its locks will be included as part of this operation (lot 1), - Renovate the Close Detection of Works (DRO) system. The devices and equipment used for detection will be retained. The distribution network and acquisition equipment (alarm centers) will have to be taken over. It will also be necessary to set up associated operating software, to be integrated into hypervision (lot 1), - Renovate the Intrusion Detection (ID) system. The devices and equipment used for detection will be retained. The distribution network and acquisition equipment (alarm centers) will have to be taken over. It will also be necessary to set up associated operating software, to be integrated into hypervision (lot 1), - Update the software and hardware parts of the Key Management cabinet system, to be connected to the security network and their management software will be integrated into hypervision (lot 1), - The overhaul of Control Posts, both on technical aspects (PC, video walls, electricity, air conditioning, Fire Safety, lighting) but also architectural aspects (furniture, interior design, acoustics). An ergonomic study will be carried out (lot 1), - The creation of new technical premises according to the needs of the new deployed network, subject of this lot All hardware and software implemented must be sufficiently scalable and open to adapt to technological developments and not be constrained by a closed system. In addition, they must be able to easily communicate with each other, The work will take place on an occupied site. Part of this work may be carried out during staggered hours, The Museum, as well as all of its annexes and gardens, will remain in operation throughout the duration of the work. The switchover from old systems to new ones must be carried out without interruption of operation, throughout the deployment. The changeover will be carried out in coordination with the museum's technical and operational teams (internal and service providers). The technical specifications are detailed in the business consultation file (DCE). The realization of these works will have to face several constraints: - an intervention on an occupied site at one of the museums receiving the most visitors in France involving strict application of safety rules and rigorous management of construction site nuisances such as noise, vibrations and dust; - constraints of accessibility and transport of materials; - in general, all the constraints defined in the market documents and in particular in the CCTP.

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Tender Summary

The Ministry of Culture in France from Europe region had released this tender for This contract concerns “SECURITY WORK FOR THE LOUVRE MUSEUM AS PART OF THE MASTER PLAN – LOT 2: PCC/PCZ/TECHNICAL PREMISES” Context elements and objectives of the market: The program to renovate the security installations of the Louvre Museum public establishment, with the deployment of security software, networks and technical systems, covers the following main elements: - Design and implement a security computer network. This will include both the Low Current network, the active and passive equipment, their mechanical and electronic security, and the associated management and cybersecurity systems (lot 1), - Deploy a new High Current network from the General Low Voltage Switchboards, in order to ensure the power supply of the new equipment, whether network or business (lot 1), - Implement hypervision software, capable of synthesizing and linking together the different information from the Security systems business software. It must have the most ergonomic Human-Machine Interface (HMI) possible allowing simple operation. Systems from third party publishers will have to be taken over (handrail, internal telephone network, internal sound system) (lot 1), - Redesign of the video protection system, deploy new cameras and implement associated video operating software (VMS) (lot 1), - Design and implement the new Access Control (AC) system, of recent technology, meeting ANSSI certification needs according to level 1 architecture. It will also be necessary to set up associated operating software, to be integrated into hypervision. In certain cases, the replacement of the door frame or its locks will be included as part of this operation (lot 1), - Renovate the Close Detection of Works (DRO) system. The devices and equipment used for detection will be retained. The distribution network and acquisition equipment (alarm centers) will have to be taken over. It will also be necessary to set up associated operating software, to be integrated into hypervision (lot 1), - Renovate the Intrusion Detection (ID) system. The devices and equipment used for detection will be retained. The distribution network and acquisition equipment (alarm centers) will have to be taken over. It will also be necessary to set up associated operating software, to be integrated into hypervision (lot 1), - Update the software and hardware parts of the Key Management cabinet system, to be connected to the security network and their management software will be integrated into hypervision (lot 1), - The overhaul of Control Posts, both on technical aspects (PC, video walls, electricity, air conditioning, Fire Safety, lighting) but also architectural aspects (furniture, interior design, acoustics). An ergonomic study will be carried out (lot 1), - The creation of new technical premises according to the needs of the new deployed network, subject of this lot All hardware and software implemented must be sufficiently scalable and open to adapt to technological developments and not be constrained by a closed system. In addition, they must be able to easily communicate with each other, The work will take place on an occupied site. Part of this work may be carried out during staggered hours, The Museum, as well as all of its annexes and gardens, will remain in operation throughout the duration of the work. The switchover from old systems to new ones must be carried out without interruption of operation, throughout the deployment. The changeover will be carried out in coordination with the museum's technical and operational teams (internal and service providers). The technical specifications are detailed in the business consultation file (DCE). The realization of these works will have to face several constraints: - an intervention on an occupied site at one of the museums receiving the most visitors in France involving strict application of safety rules and rigorous management of construction site nuisances such as noise, vibrations and dust; - constraints of accessibility and transport of materials; - in general, all the constraints defined in the market documents and in particular in the CCTP. with tender notice no. 2025-092M published on 27 Oct 2025. The tender expired on 03 Dec 2025. This tender is sourced from Marches publics and is eligible for suppliers interested in Construction work for buildings relating to exhibitions, Museum construction work, Engineering work for security installations. Interested bidders can obtain further information including complete bid documents or ways to participate by registering on Tender Impulse and referencing via Tender Impulse ID 9933176.

Tender Details

Tender NoticeTI Ref: 9933176
Tender Notice No
2025-092M
Tender Organisation
Ministry of Culture
Tender Service
Worldwide
Tender Region
Tender Project Location
Tender CPV
45212310 : Construction work for buildings relating to exhibitions45212313 : Museum construction work45222300 : Engineering work for security installations
Tender Source
Marches publics
Tender Document Type
Tender Notice
Tender Deadline
03 Dec 2025 Deadline passed
Tender Description
This contract concerns “SECURITY WORK FOR THE LOUVRE MUSEUM AS PART OF THE MASTER PLAN – LOT 2: PCC/PCZ/TECHNICAL PREMISES” Context elements and objectives of the market: The program to renovate the security installations of the Louvre Museum public establishment, with the deployment of security software, networks and technical systems, covers the following main elements: - Design and implement a security computer network. This will include both the Low Current network, the active and passive equipment, their mechanical and electronic security, and the associated management and cybersecurity systems (lot 1), - Deploy a new High Current network from the General Low Voltage Switchboards, in order to ensure the power supply of the new equipment, whether network or business (lot 1), - Implement hypervision software, capable of synthesizing and linking together the different information from the Security systems business software. It must have the most ergonomic Human-Machine Interface (HMI) possible allowing simple operation. Systems from third party publishers will have to be taken over (handrail, internal telephone network, internal sound system) (lot 1), - Redesign of the video protection system, deploy new cameras and implement associated video operating software (VMS) (lot 1), - Design and implement the new Access Control (AC) system, of recent technology, meeting ANSSI certification needs according to level 1 architecture. It will also be necessary to set up associated operating software, to be integrated into hypervision. In certain cases, the replacement of the door frame or its locks will be included as part of this operation (lot 1), - Renovate the Close Detection of Works (DRO) system. The devices and equipment used for detection will be retained. The distribution network and acquisition equipment (alarm centers) will have to be taken over. It will also be necessary to set up associated operating software, to be integrated into hypervision (lot 1), - Renovate the Intrusion Detection (ID) system. The devices and equipment used for detection will be retained. The distribution network and acquisition equipment (alarm centers) will have to be taken over. It will also be necessary to set up associated operating software, to be integrated into hypervision (lot 1), - Update the software and hardware parts of the Key Management cabinet system, to be connected to the security network and their management software will be integrated into hypervision (lot 1), - The overhaul of Control Posts, both on technical aspects (PC, video walls, electricity, air conditioning, Fire Safety, lighting) but also architectural aspects (furniture, interior design, acoustics). An ergonomic study will be carried out (lot 1), - The creation of new technical premises according to the needs of the new deployed network, subject of this lot All hardware and software implemented must be sufficiently scalable and open to adapt to technological developments and not be constrained by a closed system. In addition, they must be able to easily communicate with each other, The work will take place on an occupied site. Part of this work may be carried out during staggered hours, The Museum, as well as all of its annexes and gardens, will remain in operation throughout the duration of the work. The switchover from old systems to new ones must be carried out without interruption of operation, throughout the deployment. The changeover will be carried out in coordination with the museum's technical and operational teams (internal and service providers). The technical specifications are detailed in the business consultation file (DCE). The realization of these works will have to face several constraints: - an intervention on an occupied site at one of the museums receiving the most visitors in France involving strict application of safety rules and rigorous management of construction site nuisances such as noise, vibrations and dust; - constraints of accessibility and transport of materials; - in general, all the constraints defined in the market documents and in particular in the CCTP.
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The tender has been issued by Ministry of Culture in France. Such a type of tender falls under Construction work for buildings relating to exhibitions, Museum construction work, Engineering work for security installations, within the Infrastructure and construction sector, and is listed on Tender Impulse under notice number 2025-092M.
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