Siemens AG Wins €1.13m Building Automation Contract at Bezirksklinikum...
Siemens AG Wins €1.13m Building Automation Contract at Bezirksklinikum Mittelfranken, Germany

21 Jan 2026

IntroductionGerman technology group Siemens AG has been awarded a €1.13 million works contract for MSR building automation at Bezirksklinikum Mittelfranken in Erlangen, southern Germany. The contract award was confirmed on 16 January 2026 and published on 19 January 2026, according to the official contract award notice.Contract DetailsThe tender, titled “MSR Gebäudeautomation”, covers the delivery and installation of measurement, control, and regulation (MSR) systems to modernise technical building operations at the healthcare facility. With an estimated contract value of €1,132,426, the project falls under CPV code 45315100, relating to electrical and building automation installation works.The scope includes the installation of four automation stations for ventilation, heating, and cooling systems, alongside six floor distribution panels to manage field devices. The project also comprises approximately 8,000 metres of installation cabling and 30,000 metres of telecommunications lines, reflecting the scale of digital integration.Additional components include a bus system for around 220 fire protection dampers, roughly 100 room control units, and 100 actuator drives for valve motors, all designed to enhance operational efficiency, safety, and energy performance.Entities InvolvedProcuring Authority: Bezirksklinikum Mittelfranken, ErlangenWinning Contractor: Siemens AG - Smart Infrastructure, ErlangenCountry: GermanyContract Type: WorksProject SignificanceThe awarded contract supports the digital transformation and energy-efficient operation of public healthcare infrastructure in Bavaria. Advanced building automation systems are essential for hospitals, enabling precise climate control, regulatory compliance, and improved patient comfort while reducing operational and energy costs.This award also highlights continued public-sector investment in smart building technologies and resilient healthcare facilities across Germany.Winning Company BackgroundSiemens AG, through its Smart Infrastructure division, is a global leader in building automation, energy management, and intelligent infrastructure solutions. The company has extensive experience delivering complex automation projects for hospitals, public buildings, and critical infrastructure across Europe.ConclusionWith Siemens AG selected for the MSR building automation works, Bezirksklinikum Mittelfranken is set to benefit from a modern, integrated control system aligned with long-term efficiency and safety goals. The project reinforces the growing role of smart automation in Germany’s public healthcare procurement landscape.#GermanyTenders #PublicProcurement #ContractAward #AwardedTenders #GovernmentContracts #BuildingAutomation #MSRGebäudeautomation #SmartBuildings #HealthcareInfrastructure #SiemensAG #PublicSectorProjects #EnergyEfficiency #ProcurementNewsGermany

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Germany Awards €19 Million Structural Works Contract for BMUKN Expansion...
Germany Awards €19 Million Structural Works Contract for BMUKN Expansion Project in Berlin

21 Jan 2026

Germany has announced a major public sector construction contract award linked to the expansion of federal government infrastructure in Berlin. The Bundesamt fĂĽr Bauwesen und Raumordnung (BBR), acting on behalf of the Bundesanstalt fĂĽr Immobilienaufgaben (BImA), has awarded a large-scale structural works contract for the expansion of the Federal Ministry for Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMUKN).The contract, valued at approximately EUR 18.99 million, has been awarded to Hirsch + Lorenz Ingenieurbau GmbH. The award decision was made on 16 January 2026 and officially published on 19 January 2026 as a Contract Award Notice.Contract DetailsThe procurement concerns VE 313 - Rohbauarbeiten and is classified as a public works contract under reference number 998/2025. The scope includes comprehensive concrete, earthworks, masonry, painting, and coating works in accordance with DIN 18299.The project forms part of the construction of a new extension building for the BMUKN complex in Berlin-Mitte, located on a federally owned site surrounded by key government and urban infrastructure.Project Scope and Construction WorksThe expansion project comprises the construction of a new building complex with one underground level, a ground floor, and six upper floors. The development consists of two interconnected buildings (Bauteil A and Bauteil B), linked by elevated bridges, including a direct connection to the existing BMUKN building.The total gross floor area of the project amounts to approximately 53,115 square metres, of which 7,240 square metres are underground and 45,875 square metres are above ground. The works include extensive reinforced concrete structures, masonry, surface treatments, and protective coatings.Site Conditions and Technical ChallengesThe construction site is located in a highly sensitive urban area bordered by Erna-Berger-StraĂźe, NiederkirchnerstraĂźe, StresemannstraĂźe, and the Berlin House of Representatives. Due to the proximity of the north–south S-Bahn tunnel beneath StresemannstraĂźe, logistics planning must account for restricted heavy transport access and limitations on crane operations at street level.The excavation and basement construction have therefore been designed to avoid any interference with public roads and critical transport infrastructure.Entities InvolvedProcuring Authority: Bundesamt fĂĽr Bauwesen und Raumordnung (BBR)Client / Building Owner: Bundesanstalt fĂĽr Immobilienaufgaben (BImA)Winning Contractor: Hirsch + Lorenz Ingenieurbau GmbH, BerlinContract Type: WorksEstimated Contract Value: EUR 18,999,591.74CPV Codes: 45262310, 45262500Significance of the ContractThe award represents a significant investment in Germany’s federal administrative infrastructure and supports the long-term operational needs of the BMUKN. The project also highlights the role of government construction procurement in delivering complex developments within dense urban environments.From an industry perspective, the contract underscores continued demand for specialized engineering and structural construction expertise in high-value public sector projects.Contractor BackgroundHirsch + Lorenz Ingenieurbau GmbH is a Berlin-based construction and engineering company with experience in large-scale structural works, particularly in complex urban and public-sector construction projects requiring advanced technical coordination.Conclusion and OutlookWith the contract now awarded, structural construction works for the BMUKN expansion project are set to progress in accordance with federal planning schedules. The project is expected to play a strategic role in consolidating ministerial functions while enhancing sustainability and operational efficiency within Germany’s federal building portfolio.“Major federal construction projects such as this require precise coordination between engineering, logistics, and urban constraints,” a neutral construction industry analyst noted.#GermanyTenders #GermanProcurement #BerlinConstruction #FederalBuildings #GovernmentContracts #PublicWorks #ConstructionProjects #ContractAward #TenderResults #AwardedTenders #EUProcurement

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Germany Awards €1.09 Million A36 Motorway Traffic Management Contract to AVS...
Germany Awards €1.09 Million A36 Motorway Traffic Management Contract to AVS Verkehrssicherung

21 Jan 2026

IntroductionGermany’s federal motorway authority, Die Autobahn GmbH des Bundes - NL Ost, has awarded a €1.09 million public works contract for traffic management services linked to the refurbishment of the A36 motorway. The contract award was finalised on 16 January 2026 and published on 19 January 2026, reinforcing ongoing federal investment in road safety and infrastructure modernisation.Contract DetailsThe awarded tender, titled “A36_38,0-50,6_Los 1.7_Verkehrsführung,” relates to traffic control and safety during the comprehensive carriageway renewal on the A36 between kilometres 38.0 and 50.6. The contract has an estimated value of €1,085,576.69 and is classified as a works contract under CPV codes 45233110, 45233124, and 45233221.The scope includes the installation of transportable protective barriers, temporary lane arrangements, and extensive road markings across multiple construction phases. Traffic flow will be maintained through 1+1 and 2+0 traffic configurations, supported by long-term traffic safety measures spanning more than 350 days, including detour management as well as setup and dismantling operations.Entities InvolvedProcuring Authority: Die Autobahn GmbH des Bundes - NL Ost, Halle (Saale)Winning Contractor: AVS Verkehrssicherung GmbH, LeverkusenCountry: GermanyProject SignificanceTraffic management is a critical success factor in large-scale motorway rehabilitation. This contract ensures safe traffic flow, worker protection, and reduced congestion during construction on a key regional transport corridor. The award highlights Germany’s continued commitment to high safety standards and efficient execution in federal road projects.Winning Company ProfileAVS Verkehrssicherung GmbH is a specialised German provider of temporary traffic guidance systems, construction site safety, and road traffic security services. The company has extensive experience supporting complex motorway and federal road projects across Germany, particularly in long-duration, multi-phase construction environments.ConclusionWith this contract award, AVS Verkehrssicherung is set to play a central role in maintaining traffic safety during the A36 upgrade works. As Germany advances its motorway renewal programme, such awarded tenders underline the strategic importance of professional traffic management in delivering resilient and user-focused transport infrastructure.Tags#GermanyTender #PublicProcurement #ContractAward #AwardedTenders #GovernmentContracts #AutobahnGmbH #A36Motorway #TrafficManagement #RoadConstruction #InfrastructureProjects #PublicWorksGermany #TransportInfrastructure #ProcurementNewsGermany

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