N06.24 MP-190010 - NEB EP Brüggmoos - Lyss Süd - Client surveying for the EK/GP, MK/AP and PGV phases (ID 11409)

This tender concerns client surveying services for the N06.24 Brüggmoos – Lyss-Sud section, part of a maintenance project addressing the advanced age and condition of existing infrastructure. The project involves constructing a continuous emergency lane on both sides between Brüggmoos and Lyss-Nord, designed to accommodate future PUN expansion. Additionally, the feasibility of converting the Studen connection into a full interchange will be assessed. Between Lyss-Nord and Lyss-Sud, the central green zone will be removed, and existing emergency lanes will be widened. Several art structures are slated for replacement. A new drainage system, including a SABA treatment facility, will be implemented to manage and discharge road surface water in compliance with environmental regulations. The BSA (traffic control systems) installations will undergo a complete renewal. Prior to this, existing manhole covers for drainage and BSA systems must be replaced. This procurement specifically covers the surveying specialist mandate for the EK/PG (preliminary planning/basic design), MK/Pdéf (detailed design/construction planning), and PAP (procedural support, objection processing) phases, utilizing the BIM (Building Information Modeling) planning method. The surveying services are crucial for ensuring the accurate execution and documentation of these extensive infrastructure upgrades.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering, construction and civil works and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Feasibility Studies, Project Management, Construction Supervision and Environmental Policy. Located in Switzerland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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