Germany – Engineering services – Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, Berlin Umbau und Erweiterung Gebäude T: Gebäudeautomation

The Fritz-Haber-Institut (FHI) was founded in 1911 as the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für Physikalische Chemie und Elektrochemie in Berlin-Dahlem and was incorporated into the MPG in 1953. The focus of the research activities is on the fundamental understanding of elementary processes in physical chemistry and thus the relationship between structure, reactivity and dynamics at surfaces, interfaces, nanostructures, molecules and clusters. There is currently a significant shortage of highly equipped, wet-chemical laboratory space with a design suitable for automated operation. To meet demand, building T is to be converted and expanded into a laboratory building. The office cubes arranged on the north side of the hexagonal building and the central hall are to be partially demolished and the technical equipment completely dismantled. The resulting spaces, between the two partially demolished cubes, are to be used to insert the extension into the existing building. In this new building, all highly equipped rooms, such as laboratories and hazardous substance stores, as well as most of the central technology and technical services, are to be housed on three floors, including a basement. The "core" of the new area is to be the AI-controlled automated laboratory, which is to be created on the ground floor. On the floor above, wet chemistry laboratories with evaluation workstations are to be created, which can be divided into several laboratory rooms. The future building T is to have a net usable floor area (NUF) of approximately 1,400 m² (approximately 3,370 m² gross floor area (BGF)), with the planned usable areas distributed as follows: - 80m² chemical storage, approximately 440 m² each robot-operated AI-supported chemistry large-scale laboratory, approximately 440 m² wet chemistry laboratories, approximately 340 m² office space, approximately 100 m² storage space. - For the NUF 7, a space requirement of approximately 100 m² has been determined, and approximately 500 m² for the technical areas. - The estimated total construction costs (cost items 200 to 700) for the conversion and extension amount to approximately 22,800,000 € net. During the planning phase, cost estimates are to be prepared separately for the costs of the extension and the conversion/renovation of the existing building and combined in a summary. Cost item 480 - Building automation: The building automation for buildings T and L must be integrated into the management operating device (MBE) of the existing building (campus). The building automation system to be set up must control and regulate all sub-systems of building T and the cold generation of building L. This includes the system automation (heating, ventilation, air conditioning systems, etc.). Messages from the laboratory and electrical engineering areas are also to be integrated, as is the room automation to be planned. The BACnet-IP standard is mandatory. A physically separate network is to be set up for the building automation. The planning of the integration is part of the service to be awarded. The AMEV – GA and the VDI 3814 Sheet 2.2 are planning bases for the GA. Interim measures necessary to maintain the operation of the existing buildings are part of the scope of the contract. Buildings T and L are connected to the infrastructure (power supply, data lines, access control, BMA, etc.) of the campus. Special note regarding tender questions due to special external events (e.g. SARS-COV-2 or Ukraine war): Please take into account any possible or recognisable impairments in your offer, e.g. with regard to the availability of materials and products, workforce, possibly delayed submission of required evidence, effects on any subcontractors, etc. Please submit any questions arising in this context in good time before the deadline for submission via the eTendering messaging system.