Lot 1.1. DIY Store Business Strip, Zeeburgereiland

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Original title: Kavel 1.1. Bouwmarkt Bedrijvenstrook, Zeeburgereiland

Gemeente Amsterdam, Grond en Ontwikkeling

Published: Apr 2, 2026

Updated: May 9, 2026

Source: netherlands_tenderned

Summary

Translated

The Municipality of Amsterdam, through its Grond en Ontwikkeling department, is seeking a market party to develop Lot 1.1 on the Bedrijvenstrook (Business Strip) at Zeeburgereiland. The development should include a maximum of 6,000 m² gross floor area (GFA), with 5,000 m² GFA designated for a DIY store. This can be supplemented with urban services businesses, hospitality, and/or sports facilities. This tender is for services and is being conducted under an open procedure. It represents an opportunity for developers to contribute to the urban development of Zeeburgereiland.

Description

Kavel 1.1. Bouwmarkt Bedrijvenstrook, Zeeburgereiland

Opdrachtgever: Gemeente Amsterdam, Grond en Ontwikkeling

De gemeente Amsterdam is op zoek naar een marktpartij die op kavel 1.1 op de Bedrijvenstrook Zeeburgereiland een programma kan realiseren van maximaal 6.000 m² bvo. Hierbij gaat het om 5.000 m² bvo voor een bouwmarkt, dat kan worden aangevuld met stadsverzorgende bedrijvigheid, horeca en/of sport.

Procedure: Openbaar

Type publicatie: Aankondiging opdracht

Type opdracht: Diensten

Kenmerk: 579431

Europees: Nee

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About This Opportunity

This is a services contract in the general supplies sector. Located in Netherlands, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums. Proposals must be submitted before June 19, 2026.

Published through Netherlands TenderNed, a national government procurement portal. Public procurement tenders follow the country's national bidding regulations and may have specific eligibility and documentation requirements for services in the general supplies sector. Service contracts are typically evaluated on both technical quality and price, and may require bidders to demonstrate relevant experience and qualified personnel. Interested parties should review the full documentation on the original source before submitting their proposal.