Media Technology - New Construction KJP Weiden

The medbo (medbo GmbH) is pursuing a strategic objective to standardize its media technology across its facilities. The primary goals are to ensure high usability, maximum operational reliability, and efficient, cross-site support for its audiovisual and media systems. To achieve this, medbo has aligned its media and AV technical infrastructure with specific manufacturer platforms. This standardization is particularly crucial for interdisciplinary applications in medical-nursing, therapeutic, and administrative scenarios. The existing AV infrastructure relies on platforms such as Neat, Crestron, WolfVision, Smart Tech, Easescreen, Clickdoc, and Zoom. The system utilizes dedicated device management platforms like Neat Pulse, Crestron XIO Cloud, VMS, Easescreen Manager, Smart Remote, and Zoom Admin. Compatibility with existing signal distribution, control systems (KNX), Zoom rooms, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) setups, and audio systems is essential. The tender acknowledges that cross-manufacturer equivalence is not always given or would involve disproportionate effort, as indicated in the price matrix. This tender for the new construction of the Kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrie (KJP - Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) in Weiden seeks to implement this standardized media technology solution. The project aims to create a modern, integrated, and easily manageable audiovisual environment within the new facility, supporting the critical functions of the KJP.

This is a supplies contract in the information and communication technology sector, with a focus on Cloud Services. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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