Germany – Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services – Klinikum Saarbrücken - Gesundheitscampus Winterberg

The Klinikum Saarbrücken gGmbH, with 603 designated beds, is the second-largest hospital site in the Saarland according to the current state bed plan. Under the sole management of the state capital Saarbrücken, the hospital, as a municipal large hospital, is one of the essential pillars for ensuring the healthcare provision of the state. This has been impressively demonstrated several times in light of past crises (e.g. Corona Level I focal point centre, cross-border emergency care, care of Ukrainian war casualties, etc.). In view of the upcoming challenges in the context of geopolitical crises, the state government plans to assign the Klinikum Saarbrücken, among other things, a central role in civil-military cooperation as a supra-regional trauma centre. More than 54,000 emergency patients of all ages and severity grades treated in 2025 – with a further increasing trend, the highest number of emergency service referrals nationwide, and the only remaining site of KV on-call duty practices (adults and children) in the state capital are not only a symbol of a concentration process in the healthcare landscape, but also clearly underline the growing importance and care role of the hospital. This is supported by the interdisciplinary alignment in centre structures, which has been consistently pursued for several years. Mention should be made of, among others: - Perinatal Centre Level 1 - Neurovascular Centre - supra-regional trauma centre (and approval of the most severely injured procedure of the BG) - Cardiac Arrest Centre with associated Chest Pain Unit - Visceral Oncology Centre (DKG) The hospital is also a teaching hospital of the medical faculty of the University of the Saarland. The planned construction project is intended to further strengthen the hospital site and expand the existing hospital building during ongoing operations. The detailed project description is attached to the tender documents as an enclosure.