Prestations de maintenance, conception, realisation et support d’applications en technologie .Net

The contract timeline is structured around three main phases: Initialisation, Nominal, and Reversibility.

• Contract Start Date: The "Initialisation" phase begins at T0, which is defined as the date of commencement of services.
• Initialisation Phase: This phase starts at T0 and ends at T1, where T1 is T0 plus a duration to be specified by the candidate.
• Nominal Phase: This phase starts at T1 and concludes at either the date the reversibility phase is triggered or the overall contract end date.
• Reversibility Phase: This phase starts at T2, which is the date triggered by the AMF, and ends at T2 plus a duration to be specified by the candidate.

The specific total duration and concrete end dates are not explicitly stated, as some durations are left for the candidate to propose.

The core scope of work for this tender, "ACCORD-CADRE 2026_025", focuses on the maintenance, conception, realization, and support of applications developed using .NET technology.

The Statement of Work summary includes the following main activities and phases:

• Initialisation: This phase covers activities such as skill acquisition, understanding the functional and technical scope, and specific tasks like preparing deliverables and project piloting.
• Maintenance Corrective and Operational (MCO): This involves corrective and operational maintenance services, typically over a six-month calendar period, with provisions for varying capacities.
• Unitary Services (UO1 to UO5): These are non-maintenance-related services, encompassing:
• Project piloting and management tools (UO1).
• Functional and technical design at simple, medium, and complex levels (UO2-1, UO2-2, UO2-3).
• Realization (development) at simple, medium, and complex levels (UO3-1, UO3-2, UO3-3).
• Test execution services (UO4-1).
• Support for Verification of Service in Real Conditions (VSR) (UO4-2).
• Audit or expertise (UO5-1-1).
• Assistance and support during working hours (8h-19h) and outside working hours (UO5-1-2, UO5-1-3).
• Deployment and preparation for production cutover (UO5-2).
• Reversibility: This phase covers the services related to the handover and transition.

Overall, the services comprise conception, specification, development, parameterization, configuration, testing, expertise, monitoring, prevention, and assistance, carried out in close collaboration with AMF teams. The approach for these services is currently organized in an Agile project mode (Scrum, Kanban), and the successful bidder must propose an Agile - Scrum system.

Core deliverables include:

• Maintaining functional and technical specifications in a structured, versioned, accessible, and readable format.
• Updating technical documentation such as DAT (Technical Architectural Document), DAA (Application Architectural Document), DI (Installation Document), DEX (Exploitation Document), and business processes.
• Providing release documentation (release number, content, and DI updates if necessary).
• Updating the user manual.
• Delivering source code to the AMF repository with each iteration.
• Validating the ability to deploy applications in production via the AMF's CI/CD chain.
• Ensuring the deployment package is identical across different environments.
• Performing recipe deployments under production conditions and providing associated test reports.
• Maintaining an updated list of library versions used in development.
• Ensuring conformity with licenses of libraries or third-party components.
• Respecting defined acceptance criteria and validating functional acceptance.
• Recensing, testing, and monitoring the resolution of anomalies and incidents during the VSR phase.

The framework agreement is set for a maximum amount of 600,000 € HT over its entire duration and is a single-award contract to be executed through purchase orders.