Klosterkirche Weissenau, Renovation and fire protection measures Conservation and restoration of baroque-decorated furnishings, pulpit and 7 altars, BE2/3
About This Opportunity
This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, environment and climate and humanitarian aid sectors, with a focus on Rehabilitation, Biodiversity, Forestry and Protection. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 603,513. Proposals must be submitted before July 31, 2026.
Published through DÖE Bekanntmachungsservice (Germany), a national government procurement portal. Public procurement tenders follow the country's national bidding regulations and may have specific eligibility and documentation requirements for civil works in the construction and civil works sector. Works contracts of this nature generally require demonstrated experience in similar infrastructure projects, adequate equipment and technical personnel, and financial capacity including bank guarantees. Interested parties should review the full documentation on the original source before submitting their proposal.
Description
Auto-translated from GermanConservation and restoration of baroque-decorated furnishings, pulpit and 7 altars, BE2/3
Lot 1: Pulpit and Pietà Altar The overall renovation of the former monastery church Weissenau, a listed building, includes a parallel facade and roof renovation as well as a restorative refurbishment of the church interior in 3 construction phases (BE). Construction took place in various phases starting in 1628; the interior furnishings date mainly from the early 18th century, with wooden altars and a pulpit decorated in marble style. The altars and the pulpit are adorned with predominantly polychrome figures and water-gilding ornaments and grids. The artists are only partially known. Their names can be found in the preliminary investigation report, which is included in excerpts in the tender documents. At least two restoration phases can be identified for these furnishings. The services to be tendered are awarded in 4 lots and will be processed as a team. The restoration includes the areas of painted wood, unpainted wood, painted figures, and canvas paintings. Painting also includes water gilding. In addition, the wooden altar steps (pedestals) are part of the measure. Lot 1: comprises the pulpit and the Pietà altar on the chancel arch wall. The total surface area of the pulpit and the altar is approx. 114 m² inside and outside, without considering the three-dimensionality of the decorations. In addition, there are 17 sculptures of various sizes and 3 gilded reliefs. Due to the workload, each participant can only be awarded one lot. Lot 2: Norbertus Altar and Saturnius Altar The overall renovation of the former monastery church Weissenau, a listed building, includes a parallel facade and roof renovation as well as a restorative refurbishment of the church interior in 3 construction phases (BE). Construction took place in various phases starting in 1628; the interior furnishings date mainly from the early 18th century, with wooden altars and a pulpit decorated in marble style. The altars and the pulpit are adorned with predominantly polychrome figures and water-gilding ornaments and grids. The artists are only partially known. Their names can be found in the preliminary investigation report, which is included in excerpts in the tender documents. At least two restoration phases can be identified for these furnishings. The services to be tendered are awarded in 4 lots and will be processed as a team. The restoration includes the areas of painted wood, unpainted wood, painted figures, and canvas paintings. Painting also includes water gilding. In addition, the wooden altar steps (pedestals) are part of the measure. Lot 2: comprises the entire surface area of both altars. According to flattened plans as a surrounding rectangle, this amounts to approx. 60 m² without considering the three-dimensionality; however, the side surfaces are roughly included. In addition, there are 2 canvas paintings each: approx. H 270 cm x W 140 cm, 20 figures of various sizes and 22 putto heads. Due to the workload, each participant can only be awarded one lot. Lot 3: Marien Altar and Josef Altar The overall renovation of the former monastery church Weissenau, a listed building, includes a parallel facade and roof renovation as well as a restorative refurbishment of the church interior in 3 construction phases (BE). Construction took place in various phases starting in 1628; the interior furnishings date mainly from the early 18th century, with wooden altars and a pulpit decorated in marble style. The altars and the pulpit are adorned with predominantly polychrome figures and water-gilding ornaments and grids. The artists are only partially known. Their names can be found in the preliminary investigation report, which is included in excerpts in the tender documents. At least two restoration phases can be identified for these furnishings. The services to be tendered are awarded in 4 lots and will be processed as a team. The restoration includes the areas of painted wood, unpainted wood, painted figures, and canvas paintings. Painting also includes water gilding. In addition, the wooden altar steps (pedestals) are part of the measure. Lot 3: comprises the entire surface area of both altars. According to flattened plans as a surrounding rectangle, this amounts to approx. 65 m² without considering the three-dimensionality; however, the side surfaces are roughly included. In addition, there are 22 sculptures of various sizes, 14 putto heads, and 20 small panel paintings. Due to the workload, each participant can only be awarded one lot. Lot 4: Michael Altar and Ursula Altar The overall renovation of the former monastery church Weissenau, a listed building, includes a parallel facade and roof renovation as well as a restorative refurbishment of the church interior in 3 construction phases (BE). Construction took place in various phases starting in 1628; the interior furnishings date mainly from the early 18th century, with wooden altars and a pulpit decorated in marble style. The altars and the pulpit are adorned with predominantly polychrome figures and water-gilding ornaments and grids. The artists are only partially known. Their names can be found in the preliminary investigation report, which is included in excerpts in the tender documents. At least two restoration phases can be identified for these furnishings. The services to be tendered are awarded in 4 lots and will be processed as a team. The restoration includes the areas of painted wood, unpainted wood, painted figures, and canvas paintings. Painting also includes water gilding. In addition, the wooden altar steps (pedestals) are part of the measure. ...
Data provenance
This notice is sourced from DÖE Bekanntmachungsservice (Germany) and was originally published on June 29, 2026. Last refreshed 16 days ago. Original language: German. BidsFactory mirrors official procurement notices and links back to the source for full legal text.
About Vermögen und Bau Baden-Württemberg, Amt Ravensburg
Vermögen und Bau Baden-Württemberg, Amt Ravensburg has issued 46 procurement notices on BidsFactory, including 6 currently open and 19 awarded contracts. Activity concentrates in Construction & Civil Works, General Supplies & Services, and Architecture & Engineering Services. All notices are published for Germany. Notices are distributed via TED - Tenders Electronic Daily (EU) and DÖE Bekanntmachungsservice (Germany). Most recent publication: July 16, 2026.
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The submission deadline is July 31, 2026. You have 3 days left to prepare and submit your proposal to the contracting authority.
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