Renovation of the listed historic railway station Tuttlingen - Technical Building Equipment ELT

This tender concerns the provision of services for the renovation of the listed Tuttlingen City Station, specifically focusing on the Technical Building Equipment (ELT), which includes electrical engineering and conveyor systems. The scope of work aligns with the service descriptions outlined in the German Fee Structure for Architects and Engineers (HOAI). The core tasks involve electrical planning for plant groups 4-6, covering service phases 1 through 8, as detailed in Section 53 of the HOAI and Appendix 14, according to the partial service table provided in the tender documents. The client reserves the right to commission the work in stages. A key requirement emphasized by the client is close collaboration and coordination among all involved planning engineers. This collaborative approach should prioritize an economically efficient overall assessment alongside all other project requirements. Particular attention must be paid to fire protection concerns, especially within the entrance hall, and to meeting the specific demands of Deutsche Bahn. Experience in managing diverse user groups within infrastructure or comparable buildings, ideally including projects involving heritage protection for larger developments, is essential for potential bidders. The project is located in Tuttlingen, Germany, and falls within the building renovation and technical building services sector.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works, architecture and engineering and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Buildings, Electrical Engineering and Project Management. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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