Convert Grass Football Field to Synthetic Turf

A public tender has been published in France, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region, for the conversion of a natural grass football field to synthetic turf. The core task involves removing the existing grass surface, preparing the sub-base (including drainage, levelling, and compaction), installing the synthetic turf system, and potentially line marking. Associated tasks may include fencing adjustments, goalpost relocation/modification, and potential upgrades to the field's perimeter. Because the location is not defined to a particular city, this may mean the project is small or it may simply be missing from this tender data. Bidders should consider the relatively short timeframe between publication (March 13, 2026) and the submission deadline (April 10, 2026), requiring prompt action to gather the necessary documentation and prepare a competitive bid.

Given the 'landscaping' trade categorization and the conversion task itself, the complexity likely lies in meeting specific sporting standards for the synthetic turf (e.g., FIFA or similar), ensuring proper drainage to prevent waterlogging, and achieving a perfectly level playing surface. The absence of published CPV codes makes it difficult to precisely assess potential specialized requirements. Bidders should thoroughly investigate all technical specifications detailed within the full tender documents as soon as possible to assess material compliance, installation requirements, and warranty obligations. The project scale is not directly defined, but a football field is a large and relatively fixed quantity.