Federal Police Blumberg_Renewal of Wind Turbines Tender

• Country: Germany
• Summary: Federal Police Blumberg_Renewal of Wind Turbines, Energy-Saving Renovation of Building 55_Specialized Planning of Technical Equipment in Accordance with Section 53 Hoai
• DET Ref No: 134634640
• Deadline: 02 Mar 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 250351
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• Description:
• According to the construction program planning, the BPOL site in Blumberg is one of the agreed priority properties. The central supply system (ZVA) of the Federal Police property in Blumberg is located in building 55. As an energy source for the Heat is mainly provided by natural gas. The heat is distributed from the heat supply system to the heated buildings on the property via underground KMR pipes. In addition to economic and organizational aspects, there are also to evaluate particularly ecological aspects and the sustainability of heat generation and the connected heat distribution network. The execution period and the creation of construction freedom are agreed with the user and BImA, as owner and operator. to vote. Further measures identified as necessary during implementation must be reported to the client immediately and agreed upon for implementation. When planning and implementing the measure, close and timely coordination with the responsible construction, operations and property management and the BImA are essential. In general, the following measures must be taken into account: I) Replacing the boiler and CHP: The boilers, built in 1996, have exceeded their calculated lifespan (approx. 20 years). must be replaced by more efficient and ecological boilers/heat generation systems. The CHPs, built in 1995, have far exceeded their calculated lifespan (approx. 10 to 15 years) and also need to be replaced by a more efficient and needs-based system CHP units need to be replaced. The potential reduction in energy requirements should already be taken into account. However, since the renovation of the ZVA and WEA is already taking place in the first construction phase, the current energy requirements must initially be reliably covered. be secured across all construction phases (including interim buildings). II) Operational optimization of all relevant technical systems. These include: Reducing the VL/RL temperatures of the heat distribution within ...
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