Employment Framework \- Grade Territorial Engineer Professional Stream(s) Technical Recruitment Method Statutory Application Deadline 01/11/2026 ### **DEPARTMENT / SERVICE** Department of Construction and Responsible Heritage Management ### **MISSIONS** The Department of Construction and Responsible Heritage Management (DCGRP) lies at the heart of preserving and enhancing municipal buildings. It ensures maintenance, cleaning, upkeep, and operation of infrastructure while managing investment and construction projects. Committed to rigorous heritage management and optimal energy control, the DCGRP strives for a sustainable, high-performing, and environmentally respectful heritage. Under the supervision of the Head of the Project Delivery Service, you will manage complex procurement projects (global contracts, concessions, partnerships, leases), coordinate and monitor projects carried out by the DCGRP, and lead studies, programming, and investments related to municipal or inter-municipal built heritage. You will also represent the project owner and the Department by coordinating and steering comprehensive actions across various organizational levels and in cross-functional collaboration with other departments and services of the local authority—or those shared among authorities. Regarding complex contracts: * Define the appropriate contractual structure and responsibilities of the contracting authority. * Master procurement procedures and contribute to drafting tender documents. * Analyze tenders, supervise and participate in negotiations. * Participate in decision-making on essential contract clauses. * Lead feasibility studies (economic, legal, technical, financial). * Manage and monitor contracts in accordance with contractual terms and the local authority’s objectives. Regarding project management: * Ensure programming, coherence, and scheduling of building projects; act proactively and propose solutions. * Coordinate and animate multiple construction projects managed by other project managers. * Report on project progress (dashboards, joint steering committees, technical coordination meetings, etc.). Regarding project delivery: * Preliminary and programming studies: conduct diagnostics, preliminary studies, and financial estimates; participate in selecting procurement procedures, drafting administrative and technical documentation, and analyzing tenders. * Project delivery: technical, administrative, and financial management of projects; coordination of stakeholders; monitoring of design studies; management of procurement, schedules, work orders, and variations; representation of the project owner; handling of technical disputes. * In-house design management (in absence of external design management): conduct design studies; supervise works execution; oversee construction sites; assist in handover procedures. * Budget preparation: identify future works requirements and develop forward-looking cost estimates. * Technical reference point: monitor built facilities’ heritage status and update technical documentation. Participate in drafting and updating the Department’s technical reference framework, developing and refining internal procedures, and updating service- and department-level dashboards. ### **PROFILE** * You hold a Master’s degree (Bac+5) in building-related fields (e.g., engineering, architecture, etc.). * You have successfully completed professional experience in construction and/or project delivery involving complex contracts, and familiarity with local authorities is recommended. You understand public procurement regulations and procedures; you are proficient in regulations applicable to public establishments receiving the public (ERP), as well as technical and regulatory constraints affecting buildings (all trades). * Available and diplomatic, your team spirit and interpersonal skills enable you to mobilize municipal departments, partners, and external contractors toward ambitious goals. * Rigorous, organized, and methodical, you adapt effectively to changing situations and take initiative. Recognized for your strong writing skills, you possess analytical ability, excellent synthesis capacity, and proficiency in digital tools. A valid driving license (Category B) is required. ### **WORKING CONDITIONS** Working Hours: 37.5 hours/week Work Location: La Charme Technical Centre – 9 Bd John Fitzgerald Kennedy RIFSEEP: €600 (\+ IFSE Attractiveness allowance, depending on profile) Our Advantages Within our local authority, special attention is paid to staff working conditions: * 40 days of leave (annual leave and RTT); * Collective catering at preferential rates for local authority staff; * A collective salary maintenance insurance plan; employer contribution to supplementary health coverage up to €30 maximum; * A secure digital safe for secure document management; * Sustainable mobility options including cycling lanes, an extensive public transport network, and free weekend travel; * Employer contribution covering 75% of transport subscriptions and payment of the Sustainable Mobility Allowance (up to €300 per year); * Access to cultural and leisure offers via the Culture, Leisure and Social Action Centre, plus new benefits through affiliation to CNAS effective from 1 January 2026. Furthermore, you will benefit from professional training and development opportunities. ### **ADDITIONAL INFORMATION** For further information, please contact: Recruitment Service at 04.73.42.36.87 or the Head of the Project Delivery Service at 04.73.42.37.88 Position Number TE 18145