Square · 8e
Place de la Concorde
Place de la Concorde, which covers 7.56 hectares, is the largest square in Paris.
It is located in the 8th arrondissement. Wikipedia ↗
Actually paid
107k €
Ordered (contract ceilings)
8.4€M
Works paid for, year by year107 k €
Place de la Concorde - Travaux d'entretien2022107 k €Contracts signed for this place8.4 €M
Accord-cadre mono-attributaire à bons de commandes et à marchés subséquents de maîtrise d’œuvre pour le réaménagement de la place de la Concorde, à Paris 8ePHILIPPE PROST - AAPP. ATELIER D'ARCHITECTURE PHILIPPE PROST · 20258 €MMS Restauration Deux Guerites Place de la ConcordeH. CHEVALIER · 2022182 k €Installation d'une piste de luge sur la place de la ConcordePRISME EVENTS · 202445 k €Show the 5 other contracts
Campagne Plan Media Village Rugby Place de la ConcordeO CONNECTION · 202341 k €Éclairage Sono Bals Place de la Concorde 28/29/30-12-2018VIDELIO EVENTS · 201840 k €Réalisation Stand Salon PPE Place de la Concorde 23-24-11-23ACTIVISE · 202337 k €Réalisation Stand Salon PPE Place de la Concorde 6-7-10-2022ACTIVISE · 202236 k €Stand Parispour L'emploi Place de la Concorde 4-5 OCT 2018ACTIVISE · 201827 k €Maximum amount set in the contract, not the final spend: what was actually paid on each contract is not published by the City. Each line links to the contract record.
Key moments
NOVEMBER 1999starting point of the major project to rehabilitate the squareThe Council approves the objectives and terms of the preliminary consultation for the rehabilitation of the square; in session, the opposition denounces an overly sketchy project and proposes a comprehensive redevelopment combining the square and the Champs-Élysées.
JANUARY 2001Parisians consulted say they favor fewer carsIn session, one councillor states that the consultation gathered 84% favorable opinions on reducing car traffic on the square, while the mayor of the 8th arrondissement calls for the project to be rejected for lack of an impact study.
SEPTEMBER 2001the City itself calls the Ferris wheel's occupation illegalIn response to a written question, the City acknowledges that the Grande Roue de Paris occupies the square without a signed legal agreement and declares it to be in an irregular situation with regard to the Ministry of Culture's authorization.
NOVEMBER 2016with the Ferris wheel operator placed under formal investigation, the City grows concernedThe Council adopts a motion, amended by the Executive, calling for a debate to be held in autumn 2017 on renewing the Ferris wheel agreement, following the operating company Fêtes Loisirs being placed under formal investigation.
NOVEMBER 2017the City chooses not to renew the Ferris wheel on place de la ConcordeThe Council adopts the Executive's revised motion recording the non-renewal of the occupation agreement with the company Fêtes Loisirs for the Ferris wheel, with a search for another location for a future attraction.
FEBRUARY 2026the City gains full land management of the squareThe Council approves the signing of an agreement transferring management of the Eastern ditches (fossés Est) between the State and the City, the final legal step before work begins on the redevelopment project entrusted to architect Philippe Prost.
See 2 more moments
OCTOBER 2001restoring the square's listed fountains, a recurring projectThe Council approves the principle and the works contracts for periodic maintenance, upkeep, and urgent repairs of the square's two historic fountains.
JULY 2010the Ferris wheel brings the City €400,000 in fees, plus €50,000 for the adjoining sales pointsThe Council authorizes the signing of an agreement with the company Loisirs associés for the Ferris wheel and four sales points, for a fee of €400,000 plus €50,000 for the adjoining sales points.
AI reading of 36 documents out of the 1135 returned by the search — each line links to its deliberation.
Sources
Conseil de Paris (Débat-Délibs) ↗ · Bulletin municipal officiel (Gallica/BnF) ↗ · CA annexes, Ville de Paris · Wikipédia ↗
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