Los 098 - Metal Restoration 01_City Palace Weimar Monumental Restoration of the City Palace

This tender concerns conservation and restoration measures specifically within the field of metal restoration, as part of the monument-appropriate restoration of the Weimar City Palace. The scope of work is divided into several key areas. Firstly, it includes the cleaning, conservation, restoration, installation, and supplementation of historical stoves using electroplating techniques for brass applications. Secondly, the tender covers the cleaning, repair of broken parts through soldering, conservation, restoration, removal and installation, retouching, and oil gilding of gilded iron fireplace screens. Thirdly, the work involves the molding, casting, and assembly of decorative brass strips using the lost-wax casting method. Furthermore, the tender includes the molding, casting (using the gravity casting method), assembly, and retouching of decorative festoons made of zinc hollow casting. Finally, it requires the reproduction, fitting, and supplementation of decorative zinc cast elements, including oil gilding. Key quantities specified include approximately 9 stoves (one copper column stove, four pedestal stoves with figures, and four stove inserts), 6 gilded fireplace screens, 100 meters of oil-gilded zinc cast decorative strips, 6 door leaves with oil-gilded metal applications, and 2 marble fireplaces featuring zinc cast festoons and brass decorative strips. These works are crucial for the careful and historically accurate preservation of the palace's metal elements.

This is a works contract in the culture and heritage, construction and civil works and trade and industry sectors, with a focus on Heritage Preservation, Buildings and Industrial Machinery. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 86,800.

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