Request for participation: Basic improvement and expansion of Kulttuurikeskus Stoa, procurement of a project management contractor
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Description & Project Overview
Request for participation: Kulttuurikeskus Stoa basic improvement and expansion, acquisition of a project management contractor The subject of the procurement is the procurement of a project management contractor for the cultural center Stoa basic improvement and expansion project. The contract includes project management tasks as well as construction and building engineering work. The project is carried out as a cooperative project management contract with development phases, where the work of the development phase is carried out with the agreement of the development phase of the project management contract before the actual project management contract is signed.
The scope of the Stoa project is estimated in the needs assessment to be approximately 18,750 brm², of which the share of renovation and change is approximately 11,310 brm² and the share of the extension is approximately 7,440 brm². In the space program, the space requirement for the services is estimated to be approximately 10,700 square meters. A two-phase architecture competition is currently underway, in the first phase of which (January–May 2026) the participants will present an urban solution, prepare a space concept and other spatial, functional and financial criteria in accordance with the competition program and an architecturally high-level concept plan for the basic improvement and expansion of Stoa