Managing restoration, conservation and development works on a historic site
Worksite management, a headache? Let our experts give you their advice... Since 2009, the Centre des monuments nationaux has been the contracting authority for the monuments in the network, so our teams will be able to share their expertise with you, from defining requirements to site supervision and financial management, etc.
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Managing the financial execution of public works contracts
High-quality, rigorous administrative and financial management is needed to ensure the proper financial execution of public works contracts.
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Mastering public works contracts
A public works contract for a historic monument is generally very complex, calling on a wide range of skills (legal, administrative, technical) and requiring a good understanding of how the contracting authority operates and how public contracts are awarded. In addition to the technical aspects of the contract, its success also depends on an overall vision of the work and on the project owner's compliance with the stages, regardless of the urgency of the work to be undertaken.
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Understanding the specificities of project management on historic buildings
Modifying a historic monument requires an understanding of its specific project management. This involves combining the discipline specific to the conservation/restoration of the monument with the development of the architectural project for its new use. All of this must comply with the associated ethical, technical and regulatory constraints.
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Bringing the monument to life during the works
All works entail constraints and generate changes that are often substantial for the teams. Anticipating changes, supporting teams, minimising disruption as far as possible while making the most of the consequences of the work by careful management in consultation with the various parties involved and appropriate communication both internally and externally are essential points in optimising the worksite period within a heritage site.
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Contracting authority: from defining needs to acceptance of works
Whatever the scale of the works to be undertaken on a heritage site, the stages and obligations are complex and numerous, requiring great rigour and precise management within the framework of public procurement contracts.
