HVAC contract, Ylämylly rescue station (project 5471), North Karelia welfare area, Siu sote
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Description & Project Overview
Plumbing contract, Ylämylly rescue station (project 5471), North Karelia welfare area, Siu sote The subject of the procurement is the plumbing contract for the Ylämylly rescue station, which includes a plumbing and ventilation contract. The contract form of the project is a shared contract. The contractor for construction works acts as the main contractor. The HVAC contract (incl. plumbing, ventilation contract), electrical and building automation contracts (framework contract) are executed as side contracts subordinated to the main contract, which are referred to as side contracts. The contract area is located in the B building of the Honkalampi center, which was completed in the 1980s. The building is a maintenance building serving the Honkalampi Center, where the Ylämylly rescue station will be built. Spaces for one firefighting truck and firefighting equipment will be built in the vehicle hangar from the maintenance rooms. The break and training facilities will be kept for their current purpose. The changing facilities will be enlarged so that the facilities are sufficient for approximately 15-20 fire fighters. Contractors must take into account that the construction takes place in the environment of a functioning treatment facility. Construction work must be planned in such a way that disturbances are minimal. The time, length and measures of possible disruptions and interruptions must be approved by the state