Autis Centre - Construction Modifications and Extension - Social Rehabilitation, Plzeňská 2219/44, České Budějovice - Project Documentation - Re-tender

This public procurement tender concerns the preparation of project documentation for the construction of an extension and modifications to Pavilion A of the Autis Centre, located at Plzeňská 2219/44, 370 04 České Budějovice. The scope of work includes the development of designs for social rehabilitation services, specifically social therapeutic workshops (STD), social rehabilitation (SR), and early care (RP). The project will also incorporate facilities for staff and administration, as well as an indoor swimming pool designed for 20 people, equipped with a ventilation system featuring heat recovery and solar collectors for water heating. The second floor will be accessible via a barrier-free lift. The construction design will integrate seamlessly with the previously completed extension and modifications to Pavilions B and C. This includes addressing the connection of utility networks, potentially involving rerouting existing infrastructure, and incorporating green roofs. The project also requires the design of a security system compatible with the existing setup. Furthermore, the tender includes the provision of necessary surveys and measurements, such as geodetic surveys of the existing structure and outdoor areas, CCTV surveys of existing sewage connections, and indoor radon measurements, along with any other required investigations. The successful bidder will also be responsible for author supervision throughout the project lifecycle.

This is a services contract in the construction and civil works, architecture and engineering and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Buildings, Architectural Design, Project Management and Urban Planning. Located in Czech Republic, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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