Framework agreement-ELEC_2025 - 1

This tender concerns electrical renovation works across various sites managed by the Contracting Authority. The scope of work includes the installation of power, low-current, and IT cabling; the placement of new electrical panels; modifications to existing electrical panels; and the supply and installation of various electrical equipment such as bed strips, nurse call systems, lighting fixtures, switches, sockets, conduits, and circuit breakers. These electrical works may be executed independently by the contractor or integrated into larger projects in collaboration with other subcontractors specializing in carpentry, structural work, and finishing. The works may also need to be coordinated with tasks performed by the Contracting Authority's technical services. The projects will be carried out based on subsequent orders at different hospital sites, polyclinics, and collection points of the University Hospital Centre (CHU), as well as at retirement homes, assisted living facilities, and daycare centers within Pole 23. A key requirement is the flexibility to perform certain works outside of standard business hours, including during the night, weekends, and public holidays, with specific provisions for these tasks outlined in the bill of quantities. This framework agreement aims to ensure the efficient and timely execution of essential electrical maintenance and upgrade projects across a diverse range of healthcare and residential facilities.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, energy and power and health and medical services sectors, with a focus on Buildings, HVAC systems and Hospitals. Located in Belgium, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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