Tinténiac: suppliers and recipients · Other
The public contracts of Tinténiac
€2M of public contracts signed in 2025.
10 contracts in 2025 · €12M published from 2019 to 2026. Maximum amounts planned.
Contracts signed by year
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Purchases by category, 2019–2026
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Other: contracts from 2019 to 2026
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Main suppliers, 2019–2026
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- Saur5 contracts€1.8M
- CVC Emeraude4 contracts€1.1M
- CF Constructions4 contracts€856k
- Perotin Travaux Publics5 contracts€764k
- Surcin Travaux Publics2 contracts€755k
- Daniel Constructions5 contracts€739k
- Theze Construction4 contracts€699k
- Renou1 contract€650k
The 22 other suppliers
- Entreprise de Travaux Publics Even & Cie4 contracts€594k
- Ouest Travaux Publics3 contracts€446k
- Koehl Christophe2 contracts€355k
- Durand Bâtiment7 contracts€324k
- Blandin Facades2 contracts€287k
- Entreprise Pierre Gerard4 contracts€286k
- Isolbat6 contracts€278k
- Lessard TP Dinan2 contracts€270k
- Darras4 contracts€235k
- Claude Leblois CV2 contracts€180k
- Viart Architecture2 contracts€176k
- Someval3 contracts€168k
- Mahey3 contracts€142k
- Bouteloup2 contracts€137k
- Atce2 contracts€125k
- Michel Laize SARL3 contracts€119k
- STTS (ST Groupe)1 contract€96k
- Leroux-Anfray1 contract€91k
- Ef Études par Abreviation E.F.E. (Betam-Bicha)1 contract€76k
- Nte (Nouvelles Techonologies Environnementales) (N.T.E. (Nouvelles Technologies Environnementales))1 contract€65k
- Althea Nova1 contract€57k
- Entreprise Caillot Potin1 contract€47k
Understanding these figures
What does a contract’s amount measure?
A contract’s amount is the maximum allowed over its whole term, often several years: it is not what the town spends in the year. The lots of one contract are grouped.
Where do these figures come from?
Contracts above €40,000 excluding VAT, as declared when they are awarded (DECP): contract amounts, not payments. Smaller contracts are not published; obviously wrong amounts are set aside.
Source: Public procurement — DECP (data.gouv.fr) ↗, consolidated and checked by Colin Maudry (colibre.fr ↗)