Tancarville Bridge CCI Seine Estuaire’Sconcessions

Tancarville Bridge CCI Seine Estuaire’Sconcessions

Asset Management Strategy of Tancarville and Normandie Bridges The End of the Concession Period Clément FASQUEL, CCITSE – Deputy Director of Concessions CCI Seine Estuaire’s Status and Mission CCI Seine Estuaire (territory) ▪ The Chamber of Commerce & Industry is a public institution of the French State ▪ 3 central missions: ▪ Support companies (16 300: industrialists, merchants and service providers) CCI Normandie ▪ Facilitate training and employment (region) ▪ Promote economic development and regional planning by financing, building, maintaining and modernizing infrastructures: ▪ Bridges of Tancarville and Normandy ▪ Deauville Airport ▪ Port of Fécamp ▪ Paris Seine Normandy Tancarville bridge CCI Seine Estuaire’sConcessions ▪ The CCI manages infrastructures, particularly the Tancarville and Normandy bridges, which promote the economic development of its territory Normandy bridge ▪ Key Figures: ▪ 3 major bridges ▪ 9 common bridges ▪ Retaining walls and Grand canal Viaduct high embankments ▪ 12 kms of road ▪ 2 toll stations Source: www.viamichelin.fr ▪ Buildings, sewerage, networks… ▪ Key figures: ▪ 1st motorway concession contract in France Tancarville Bridge ▪ In 1959, la CCI has built the 1st bridge over the seine ▪ Design: Suspension bridge ▪ Total length: 1,420 meters (4,660 ft) ▪ Width: 12.50 meters (41 ft) ▪ Longest span: 608 meters (1,995 ft) ▪ Clearance below: 50.85 meters (166.8 ft) ▪ Key figures: ▪ Commissioning date: 1995 Normandy Bridge ▪ Design: Cable-stayed bridge ▪ Total length: 2,143.21 meters (7,032 ft) ▪ Width: 23.60 meters (77 ft) ▪ Height: 214.77 meters (705 ft) ▪ Longest span: 856 meters (2,808 ft) ▪ Clearance above: 52 meters (171 ft) Grand Canal Viaduct ▪ Key figures: ▪ Commissioning date: 1995 ▪ Design: Delta frame bridge ▪ Total length: 1 410 m meters (4625 ft) ▪ Width: 23.60 meters (77 ft) ▪ Height: 50 meters (164 ft) ▪ Longest span: 275 meters (902 ft) Asset Management Practices ▪ Commitment: ▪ Maintain high performance of our asset portfolio: safety, traffic and environment… ▪ AM practices… ▪ Based on Technical Instruction for Inspection and Maintenance of civil engineering structures (ITSEOA) ▪ Completed since 2018 by the implementation of best standards and practices to efficiently manage our assets (ISO 55 001) Asset Management Practices ▪ Inspection: ▪ Every year, the CCI assesses the condition state of its assets according to a reference system common to the French bridge managers (IQOA) ▪ Diagnosis: ▪ Specific diagnostics are run when specific events are detected during regular inspections ▪ Monitoring: ▪ Digital monitoring is deployed to help decision making in order to enhance service life ▪ Routine and specialized maintenance: ▪ Several maintenance contracts are used on Normandy (stay cable) and Tancarville (hangers and tuned mass damper, main cables, anchorages) bridges Asset Management Practices ▪ Heavy maintenance ▪ Major maintenance operations were conducted in the past ▪ CCI draws up and updates annually an heavy maintenance plan until the end of the concession, ie Replacement of suspension in 1999 2027. Tancarville bridge ▪ 7 years before the end of concession, an audit will be realized by the State to identify the heavy maintenance operations to be scheduled until 2027 ▪ CCI wants to prepare this dialogue by using innovative methods and tools in compliance with standards (ISO 55 001, ISO 31 000 and NF EN 13269) Anticorrosion painting in 2014-2015 Grand Canal Viaduct Risk-based Asset Management Methodology ▪ Objectives: ▪ Some examples of (fictitious) results: ▪ Value and improve Asset Knowledge ▪ Predict ageing and mitigate risks, to secure safety, traffic and environment ▪ Define, prioritize and schedule heavy maintenance operations In 2019 In 2027 without heavy In 2027 with heavy ▪ Simulate several investments scenarios maintenance maintenance Risk Mapping © SIMEO™ ▪ Align decision and practises over lifecycle regarding performance, risk, cost ▪ Communicate and report to the State ▪ Promote collaborative work between the team (k€ H.T.) budget Maintenance Heavy 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 Optimized scenario Alternative scenario Heavy maintenance scheduling Financial trajectory until 2027 © SIMEO™ To be continued ▪ An innovative ways to effectively prepare the end of the concession ▪ Make the State-planned end of concession audit successful ▪ Extend implementation of Asset Management to all assets of the 2 concessions: roads, hydraulic works, buildings… ▪ Digitalize Asset Management Thank you for your attention Clément FASQUEL Deputy Director of Concessions [email protected].

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