Donnée PEMD les 4 étapes vers une donnée utile à la décision Le diagnostic PEMD produit aujourd’hui une quantité importante d’informations sur les produits, équipements, matériaux et déchets présents dans les bâtiments. Mais produire de la donnée ne suffit pas. Pour qu’elle contribue réellement à l’économie circulaire, au réemploi ou au pilotage des opérations, cette
Le diagnostic PEMD devient un outil stratégique incontournable pour les marchés publics avec l’entrée en vigueur du décret du 22 août 2026.
Public Procurement: Why Environmental Criteria Are Changing the Value of the Pre-Deconstruction Audit. The new environmental criteria in public procurement, which will take full effect on August 21, 2026, mark a major shift in public procurement. From now on, public buyers will be required to include environmental performance in their award criteria. In this context, the assessment
Pre-Deconstruction Audit Digitization: Why PDFs Are Hindering the Circular Economy – Afleya Since July 1, 2023, the PEMD assessment has been mandatory for any demolition or major renovation. However, the digitization of the Pre-Deconstruction Audit remains limited: the vast majority are still delivered as PDFs, rendering the data unusable. This situation is not a minor issue
EPERCODE: Objectifying the Actual Lifespan of Construction Products The actual lifespan of construction products is currently a major challenge for reuse and the circular economy. Too often estimated conventionally or theoretically, it does not reflect real conditions of use, exposure, or maintenance. The EPERCODE project aims to
Why a Pre-Deconstruction Audit Standard? The Pre-Deconstruction Audit standard has been published and addresses many expectations among project owners and construction stakeholders. Presented as a structuring step to ensure reliable practices, this regulatory development nevertheless raises a central question: is a standard sufficient to make an audit
A National Overview to Understand and Structure the Sector Each year, nearly 22 million tons (*) of demolition waste become potentially available in France for reuse or recycling. However, this resource remains largely underutilized. The "Products-Equipment-Materials-Waste (PEMD)" audit, mandatory since July 2023, is changing the paradigm:
Key Point #1: Aligning stakeholders around a common framework. Why is a common foundation essential? The Pre-Deconstruction Audit (PDA) plays a key role as a shared technical reference point in project management. It is not merely a regulatory report. It serves as a common basis for exchange between the project owner, the project management assistant (AMO), and the prime contractor.
Shifting the Paradigm. The Pre-Deconstruction Audit (PDA) is an essential tool for organizing circular flows. It transforms deconstruction. Thanks to it, deconstruction is no longer limited to « clean demolition », but becomes a strategic opportunity to valorize existing resources and optimize their reuse or recycling. Everything begins long before the first strike of the
Akibo promotes reuse: start your initiatives from the Pre-Deconstruction Audit (PDA). Today, material reuse is a key challenge in the circular economy. To be effective, it must begin from the earliest stages of a project. This is precisely Akibo's role. This innovative PDA tool guides you in the concrete implementation of
In response to the new environmental transition requirements in the construction sector, the Pre-Deconstruction Audit (PDA) and the Extended Producer Responsibility for Construction Products and Materials (REP PMCB) form a strategic pairing. Their alignment enables the anticipation of construction material management, improves material recovery, and controls associated costs. By integrating these mechanisms from the project design phase,
Akibo develops key functionalities to promote reuse from the Pre-Deconstruction Audit stage. Akibo, a digital assistant, digitizes the PDA, thereby facilitating the work of diagnosticians and enhancing building resource management. Discover Akibo's "reuse" functionalities: photos, precise location, accurate and targeted characterization, a directory of reuse stakeholders, and traceability.
