Netherlands – Fire insurance services – Fire Insurance for the Municipality of Roermond on behalf of the WRNL Collective

Opportunity description

With this procurement procedure, four strong municipalities from the Central Limburg region present themselves as a single collective contracting authority. Although each municipality has its own unique identity, they share a common vision of professional risk management and efficient operations. Given the size of the total portfolio to be insured, the contracting authority expects that the Agreement will be concluded on a co-insurance basis. The procurement concerns a public service contract, specifically insurance services relating to fire risk. Roermond serves as the urban heart of the region. As an episcopal city with a rich history, the municipality has an extensive real estate portfolio, including listed buildings in the city centre. At the same time, Roermond is a modern shopping city with international appeal and a major player in tourism thanks to the Maasplassen. This requires an insurance partner with experience in complex urban risks and large-scale public functions. Given the size of the total portfolio to be insured, the contracting authority expects that the Agreement will be concluded on a co-insurance basis. The procurement concerns a public service contract, specifically insurance services relating to fire risk. Weert combines a central location on the Eindhoven-Maastricht axis with a pleasant, green character. As the former 'Greenest City in the World', Weert manages a diverse range of public-purpose real estate, from modern sports complexes to cultural centres. The municipality is known for its entrepreneurial spirit and strong connection with the surrounding landscape, which is reflected in a down-to-earth and pragmatic approach to management and safety. Given the size of the total portfolio to be insured, the contracting authority expects that the Agreement will be concluded on a co-insurance basis. The procurement concerns a public service contract, specifically insurance services relating to fire risk . Nederweert forms the connecting link between the Peel and the canal network of Central Limburg. It is a self-confident municipality with strong agricultural roots and a thriving community association scene. The municipal assets reflect this identity: functional, well maintained and essential to the local community. Given the size of the total portfolio to be insured, the contracting authority expects that the Agreement will be concluded on a co-insurance basis. The procurement concerns a public service contract, specifically insurance services relating to fire risk. In terms of area, Leudal is one of the largest municipalities in the region and is characterised by an extensive rural area with sixteen distinctive village centres. Leudal's portfolio is diverse and dispersed, with a strong emphasis on community facilities and nature management. For Leudal, the continuity of local facilities is essential; a loss event has a direct impact on social cohesion in the village centres. Given the size of the total portfolio to be insured, the contracting authority expects that the Agreement will be concluded on a co-insurance basis. Procedure: open. Review the original TED notice for the complete requirement, lots, amendments and attachments.