Engineering services according to Part 4 Section 2 HOAI (Technical Equipment) (26-59288)

Internal ID: 26-59288 Title: Engineering services according to Part 4 Section 2 HOAI (Technical Equipment) Description: 68163 Mannheim, Paul-Wittsack-Str. 6, Building G, Mannheim, University, Building G (old), overall renovation, engineering services for technical equipment in accordance with Part 4 Section 2 HOAI for the system groups in accordance with Section 53 Paragraph 2 Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 8 HOAI, basic services in service phases 1 to 3 and 5 to 9 as well as special services in service phase 9. The state of Baden-Württemberg, represented by Assets and Construction Baden-Württemberg, intends to carry out the general renovation of Building G (old building) of the Mannheim University of Technology. Building G (old building) of the Mannheim University of Technology was built between 1970 and 1972 and serves as a laboratory and lecture hall building. Due to the long period of use of over 50 years, the building no longer corresponds to the current state of the art in terms of construction, fire protection and building services, so it should be completely renovated. It is a two-story reinforced concrete frame building with a basement and a usable area of ​​1,473 m². It currently includes laboratory areas on both floors (category S1) with a large number of digestoria and an internal lecture hall with raised seating extending across the basement and ground floor, currently without natural lighting in the existing building. The building has a floor area of ​​26.10m x 39.90m. The general renovation areas amount to 1,473 m² NUF R, the total area with traffic and technical areas amounts to 2,929 m² NRF. It will continue to be used as a laboratory and lecture hall building in the future. The general renovation includes the dismantling of the building down to the static structure. The previous prefabricated reinforced concrete façade will be dismantled - a completely new façade is desired in terms of design and energy efficiency. Modern forms of learning must be taken into account and made possible in the new concept, such as learning areas in the corridor zones or project group work rooms. Previously missing functional spaces such as: B. Changing rooms for the laboratories or barrier-free toilet facilities must be added. The estimated building costs are approximately €19.3 million, €8.1 million for the KG 300 and €11.2 million for the KG 400. Construction is scheduled to begin at the end of 2030 and completion at the end of 2033. Type of contract: Services Description: The application has to comply with the information specified by the client