Germany – Load-bearing structure design services – Sanierung und Erweiterung des 3.+ 4. BA an der Klinik Eichstätt – Leistungen der Tragwerksplanung gemäß §§ 49 ff. HOAI LPH 1-6

The Eichstätt County Office intends to renovate the Kliniken im Naturpark Altmühltal hospital in Eichstätt in a 3rd and 4th construction phase. Kliniken im Naturpark Altmühltal GmbH comprises two hospitals for basic and standard care at the locations of Kösching and Eichstätt. In the disciplines of internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, gynecology, urology, ophthalmology, and otolaryngology, approximately 45,000 patients are treated annually at both locations. In the meantime, the medical and nursing needs in the region have changed significantly. The sponsor is therefore required to adapt the structures and medical services to the challenges of current developments. Fundamental structural adjustments are necessary with regard to today's economic and functional requirements. The Eichstätt Clinic is undergoing a continuous general renovation with several construction phases, currently in the second construction phase. The existing structure is characterized by structural limitations and a reduced bed capacity, while at the same time an increasing supply demand is forecast due to performance shifts and demographic development. The goal is to expand to a total of 172 beds and a functional reorganisation of central areas. The third construction phase represents the decisive development step and focuses on the targeted functional and spatial expansion of the hospital site. The core measure is the creation of additional nursing capacities through extension buildings to structurally map the planned bed increase. A particular focus is on the implementation of an independent geriatric unit as well as further ward areas that meet future medical requirements. In addition, the Central Elective Admission (ZEA) will be realized in the 3rd construction phase, which serves as a structured and efficient point of contact for elective patients and bundles central processes. In addition, service and supply areas, especially for staff and visitors, will be newly organized and expanded. To ensure the ongoing hospital operation during the construction phase, a relief building will be erected in advance, which temporarily takes over nursing capacities and functional rooms and is perspectively permanently integrated for outpatient and supplementary uses. The fourth construction phase primarily involves the reorganisation of central functional areas in the entrance and outpatient area, in particular with main entrance, cafeteria, hospital management as well as service, social and treatment areas. In addition, BA 4 includes essential medical structures such as central admission, medical service, endoscopy and supporting treatment, which are functionally combined and expanded. Overall, BA 4 thus serves to strengthen the central patient areas and the organizational core functions of the hospital operation while simultaneously reorganizing the space. The total costs of the overall project BA3+4 (KG 200-600) are estimated at approximately 45.0 million € gross and are divided as follows: - KG 200 0,25 million € - KG 300 27,7 million € - KG 400 15,5 million € - KG 500 0,60 million € - KG 600 1,03 million € The following areas are planned: 3rd BA 2,988.50 m² NUF 4th BA 2,920.50 m² NUF The key dates for the implementation of the project are: - Start of services: Oct 2026 - Application for advance determination: 1st quarter 2027 - Start of construction: 1st quarter 2030 - Completion: BA 3 - 3rd quarter 2033 BA 4 - 3rd quarter 2036 Planning services are to begin immediately after the order is placed. It is intended to award the following services (step by step + phase by phase) with this tender: Services of structural design according to §§ 49 ff. HOAI LPH 1-6 The services will be awarded step by step and phase by phase. Initially, in the 1st awarding phase BA 3, the performance phase 1+2 according to HOAI will be awarded. The performance phases 3-6 will be called up step by step and phase by phase. There is no legal entitlement to the overall award.