Germany – Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services – 26E107005 - NW-FVA - Ersatzbau Umweltlabor und Umnutzung

The State of Lower Saxony intends to implement a replacement new building for Building 1 of the North-West German Forest Research Station in Göttingen as well as the conversion of the existing Laboratory Building 2 into a purely administrative building. The state-owned areas at Grätzelstraße in Göttingen, already equipped with existing buildings, are available for development. The site is accessed from Grätzelstraße. The existing buildings, consisting of several parts, were constructed in different years. The exact functional interrelationships are to be coordinated in the course of further processing. The desired relationships of the existing and new functional units will be extensively outlined by the user during the planning process. To date, no land-use plan has been drawn up for the area around Grätzelstraße in Göttingen. Therefore, the construction project will be evaluated according to § 34 paragraph 1 of the German Building Code (BauGB). The following additional framework conditions are noted: The listed area of Levin's Park is located directly adjacent to the site. The existing parking spaces of the NW-FVA must be proven in the same number after completion of the replacement new building. The connection between the replacement new building and the existing Building 2 is to be planned with the greatest possible flexibility of use. Compensatory measures must be created for the destruction of the outdoor facilities (trees). The space program is attached to the documents. All laboratory areas are to be accommodated in the replacement new building. The administrative areas not belonging to the laboratory wing are to be planned in the existing Building 2. The exact sequence of operations will be discussed by the user in the course of the planning. The construction costs, cost group 200 - 600 (excluding 610) according to DIN 276, are "capped" and must not exceed 26.27 million EUR, incl. 19% VAT for the new building. The development of an economical and cost-effective concept is the top priority. Holistic principles for sustainable planning and construction, operation and maintenance as well as for the later use of the site must be taken into account. By taking sustainable planning approaches into account at an early stage, the overall economic efficiency of buildings (construction, operating, usage, environmental, health costs as well as non-monetary values) can be significantly improved. Furthermore, in order to reduce investment and follow-up costs, technologies that meet this goal must be planned both in the building construction sector and in specialist engineering. In general, cost-effective, industrially manufactured series products are to be used. Only materials and building structures whose building supervision approvals are regulated are to be used. Further information can be found in the tender documents.