4480 Building automation without MBE

This tender concerns the provision of building automation systems, including primary plant and room automation, for a project at the University of Freiburg. The scope of work for primary plant automation involves four air handling units (ISP) with approximately 366 physical data points, and one heating system (ISP) with approximately 102 physical data points. Key integrations for the primary plant include heat meters, energy meters, and fault notifications. The room automation component requires the setup of six building automation floor distributors, approximately 22 Modbus room control units, and around 22 EnOcean temperature sensors. Additionally, the project entails the installation of approximately 98 Modbus actuators, 26 variable air volume controllers, 16 CO2 duct sensors, 87 motorized fire dampers, 10 wired temperature sensors (PT1000), 6 KNX/BACnet IP gateways, and 87 window contacts for connection to the building management system. A crucial detail is that the connection to the overarching building management system of the University of Freiburg is specified, but the integration with the MBE (Gebäudeleittechnik) is explicitly excluded from this tender. Furthermore, the tender also includes the awarding of 'maintenance services' as part of the procurement process. This project focuses on modernizing and integrating advanced building automation solutions to enhance operational efficiency and control within the specified facilities.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, energy and power and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Buildings, HVAC systems and Network Infrastructure. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 668,515.

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