HALLE TONY GARNIER - Restoration, renovation, preparation for the 2030 Olympics

HALLE TONY GARNIER - Restoration, renovation, preparation for the 2030 Olympic Games The City of Lyon, owner and developer of the Halle Tony Garnier, listed as a Historic Monument, must allow the Winter Olympic Games to take place, part of the competitions of which will take place within it. In a logic of heritage, it is also a question of carrying out heritage conservation and functional improvement work in order to promote the attractiveness of this room, emblematic of the Lyon metropolitan area. The project is thus broken down into two phases of work described below: (It is specified that the detailed work program will only be transmitted in the Bids phase, next phase).

Phase 01: preparation before the Olympic Games (OG) - repair of the enclosure/cover, - restoration of facades, fences, etc. - allow developments under project management by the Organizing Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games (COJOP), including the filling of pits and/or their closures, removal of footbridges, removal of stands, etc. - renovation of sanitary facilities, - NB: COJOP will install sports and technical equipment linked to the running of the Olympic Games. The list above is not exhaustive. IMPORTANT: End of the lifting of reservations and passage of the Departmental Safety and Accessibility Commission no later than August 30, 2029 in order to allow the installation of sports equipment under COJOP project management. - Phase 02: post Olympic Games The list of works selected in phase 02 will be provided in the detailed program sent to the selected candidates at the end of the application phase.

Certain works initially planned in phase 02 and impacting neither the Olympic phase nor the deadline for phase 01, may be switched to phase 01. The main objectives of this phase 02 are the rehabilitation and technical and functional improvement of the Hall, (public reception conditions: bleacher zone, bar zone, etc.), all