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Ministry of Justice: a public-private partnership with Bouygues to build three prisons

Ministry of Justice: a public-private partnership with Bouygues to build three prisons

decision-achats.fr, 27/02/2008


partnership contract signed publication privately with Bouygues Construction
The Department of Justice signed with the consortium Norpac (Bouygues Group) on the third contract public-private partnership (PPP) in its history, Tuesday, Feb. 19. It will allow the construction of three prisons, which will be delivered between the second half of 2010 and the first half of 2011. The State will pay an annual rent 48 million euros over 27 years in exchange for the design, construction, financing and operation of the prison of Nantes and Lille-prisons Annoeullin and Reau (Seine-et-Marne ). These three institutions offer a total capacity of 2,056 seats.

According to Justice Minister, Rachida Dati, the PPP has three advantages. "It reduces construction time, reduces the overall cost because the partner-optimizes the whole chain from design - and assigns responsibilities to the private sector to assume he knows perfectly, she says. The State has thus better value for money. " In 2006, the department had concluded the first two PPP. The first involved the construction of four prisons (Roanne, Lyon, Nancy and Maxéville Béziers). The second involved three institutions (Poitiers-Vivonne Coulaines and Le Havre).

Pictured: Minister of Justice, Rachida Dati, a sign the partnership contract with Yves Gabriel, CEO of Bouygues Construction, February 19.

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The Court has clarified his position

the occasion of the 2008 public report of the National Audit Office, several news articles have reported the reluctance of the institution in respect of PPP. PPP club requested a hearing with the president Philippe Seguin to to explain the benefits of the partnership agreement (PA). Marc Teyssier of Orfeuil, General Delegate of the club of PPP, the CP is "a comprehensive and long term, allowing a true optimization of the performance of public management."

In a letter to the club of PPP, dated February 20, 2008, Philippe Seguin, president of the National Audit Office clarifies its position concerning partnership contracts. The court, in the annual report, not "has not ruled on the relevance of public-private partnerships in general, but on two specific complex contractual arrangements, namely a lease with option to purchase a building concerning the Department of Interior and temporary occupation permit in the public domain for the Department of Foreign Affairs. These contracts are not within the meaning of the PC Ordinance 2004 ".

In both cases above, the lack of accurate prior study led to additional costs for the state. The Court of Auditors wishes to educate government to be more vigilant in handling public money, whatever the legal tool in use. When using fixtures involving third parties, advocated the development of reasoned decisions that have been a cost / advantage. Balance carried during a screening.

Christian FIGAL