Barrier-Free Expansion of the Barbarossaplatz Tram Stop Tender

• Country: Germany
• Summary: Barrier-Free Expansion of the Barbarossaplatz Tram Stop - Construction Work by Gu
• DET Ref No: 139176310
• Deadline: 18 May 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 2026-0003-692-10
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• Description:
• The subject of the procurement is the EU-wide award of a construction work as a general contractor service for the barrier-free expansion of the Barbarossaplatz light rail stop (lines 16 and 18) in Cologne, including the structural adaptation of the adjacent one Traffic, walking and square areas. The aim of the measure is to make the stop fully accessible and to integrate it into the existing street space in terms of functionality, traffic and urban development. Construction will take place under ongoing light rail and road traffic and places increased demands on construction processes, traffic safety and interface management. The construction work includes in particular the new construction or conversion of the platforms, track construction and track adjustment work, Road and civil engineering work, civil engineering services, adjustments to traffic areas and services for the technical equipment of the platforms. The measure also includes landscaping services, including greenery Passenger shelters and measures to retain rainwater (e.g. trench systems) as a pilot project, the restoration and redesign of adjacent green and recreational areas, as well as dismantling, temporary and disposal work. The implementation The measure is carried out in four construction phases, with construction phase 1 and construction phase 3 each being divided into sections 1a/1b and 3a/3b. Construction phase 2 includes a defined 10-week closure period, during which, among other things, the entire track construction can be completed stop area must be implemented. Construction phase 4 includes the remaining work. The construction phases are designed in such a way that accessibility to the surrounding area as well as light rail and road traffic is largely maintained outside of the closure times remain. The measure requires the coordinated execution of several trades, in particular track construction, road and civil engineering, platform and civil engineering, technical equipment, traffic area...
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