Berlin TXL - UTR - Terminal B - Phase 2 - Lot 23 - Object Dismantling - Pollutant Remediation

The objective of this construction project is the modernization (full renovation) and repurposing of the heritage-listed building, formerly Terminal B of Tegel Airport, into a startup and innovation hub within the Urban Tech Republic project area. This tender, Lot 23, specifically covers pollutant remediation and the dismantling of elements that are to be preserved or are heritage-protected but contaminated with pollutants. The work will be carried out in the 'black' area, implying restricted or controlled zones. The scope includes the safe removal and disposal of hazardous materials and the careful dismantling of designated components prior to or during the main renovation phase. The goal is to prepare the building for its new function as an innovation center while ensuring environmental safety and preserving valuable architectural elements. This phase is critical for the overall redevelopment of the Berlin TXL site.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works sector, with a focus on Airports, Rehabilitation and Demolition. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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