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Germany – Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services – Umbau der Station 15A3 der forensischen Klinik im Klinikum Bremen Ost - Objektplanung Gebäude

Gesundheit Nord gGmbH Klinikverbund Bremen c/o Klinikum Bremen-OstGermanyPublished on Jul 21, 2026
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Within the framework of this procurement procedure, it is intended to award the planning and implementation of a station renovation with approximately 330m2 of gross floor area within the existing forensic clinic building of the Klinikum Bremen Ost, dating from the year 2000, as well as the renewal of parts of the security-relevant locking system of the building complex. The existing station currently has eight beds, a sanitary unit, a lounge, and additional ancillary rooms. The objective of the construction measure is the functional and organizational restructuring of the station to create a modern and up-to-date accommodation that meets current requirements. As part of the renovation, seven single rooms with intensive care beds are to be created. Each patient room is to be equipped with its own sanitary unit, consisting of a washbasin and WC or shower. In addition, an observation room, a lounge and therapy room, an additional small sanitary unit, and the necessary functional and ancillary rooms are to be created or renovated. In addition to the station renovation, the renewal of the existing locking system in defined areas of the building complex is planned. The subject of the measure is, in particular, the renewal of the locking systems on corridor and staircase doors. The planning must take into account the special security requirements of the forensic use, as well as the requirements for operational safety, access control, and future expansion options. The planning and implementation is to be carried out within an existing hospital building and must take into account the special requirements of the ongoing hospital operation as well as the specific security requirements of a forensic facility. In addition to the functional requirements, aspects of long-term economic efficiency, operational capability, and vandal-resistant usability of the structural and technical systems must be taken into account. The aim is to develop a high-quality, economically viable, and user-oriented solution that meets the requirements of the contracting authority and the future users equally. The planners to be commissioned are to accompany the contracting authority in the further planning and implementation of the construction project and ensure close coordination with all project participants. Particular importance is attached to compliance with the time and cost targets, consideration of the operational processes within the hospital, a high level of user orientation, and an efficient project organization. The project has special requirements for planning and execution due to its use as a forensic clinic. These include, in particular: - consideration of the security requirements of a forensic facility; - planning and implementation of the measures in the ongoing hospital operation with minimization of disruptions to the operational processes, with the station being renovated to be decommissioned, - coordination of the structural and technical measures with the requirements of fire protection, hospital hygiene, and occupational safety; - integration of the renewal of the locking system into the existing security and organizational structure of the building complex; - consideration of increased requirements for robustness, tamper-proofing, and vandal resistance of the components, fittings, and surfaces used; - selection of long-lasting and low-maintenance materials taking into account the special stresses in forensic operation; - implementation of structural and technical solutions to minimize damage, repair effort, and operational interruptions.

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