Conversion of House 4 into a Flexible Day Clinic - Supply Tender

• Country: Germany
• Summary: Conversion of House 4 into a Flexible Day Clinic - Supply Technology
• DET Ref No: 139811435
• Deadline: 18 May 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: Z854-2026-0017
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• Description:
• House 4 was built around 1900 as a solid brick building and is a listed building. It has a full basement, two floors and a converted attic. The attic consists of a wooden support structure in the shape of a saddle Clay tile roofing. The ground floor has an area of ​​approximately 334 square meters. On the 1st floor approx. 295 sqm. The attic is smaller than the first floor due to the roof construction. The building was most recently used to accommodate 18 forensics patients and is now for over 10 years without use. This causes moisture damage in various places. A flexible day clinic will begin operating in the building in the future. This is already temporarily in another building on the The site has gone into operation and will move after the building is completed. Since there is no elevator in the existing building, an external glazed elevator tower with an integrated elevator must be built as part of the measure. It became one Feasibility study of the building construction area was carried out by an architectural office with the support of a planning office for technical equipment to check whether the building is suitable for accommodation and what costs are associated with the conversion are. With these results, the necessary decisions were made to continue pursuing the project. The costs determined are to be understood as a binding budget limit for the further project steps. The floor plans must be implemented as follows these have already been agreed. The spatial situation can no longer be changed. For the further implementation of the project, VgV procedures are now being carried out and, as a result, standard HOAI contracts of the LVR are concluded with the planning offices who win these cases. The next service phases are called up in sections. So initially the service phases 1 to 3 are called up, whereby the service phases 1 and 2 are no longer complete...
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 Tender Notice