Appointment of an inspection office for a technical inspection mission relating to closed structural work and fire safety
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Description & Project Overview
Objectives The mission of the control office is twofold: - on the one hand, to support the contracting authority during the analysis of offers from the design-construction contract - on the other hand, a technical control mission relating to the closed structural work and fire safety (passive and active), during the studies and execution of the project, with a view to allowing, at the end of the work, the subscription of a "control insurance" policy covering ten-year liability for the closed structural work. The control applies to the Time 1 and, if the corresponding options in the design-construction contract are exercised with the winning group, on Time 2. Time 3, not defined to date, is not controlled as such but the control verifies the capacity of the structures of Time 1 to accommodate times 2 and 3. I.1.2 Purpose of the Palais Collective project. The Collective Palace is a new multifunctional university building intended to respond to the increase in the number of students. It will offer additional auditorium seats and multi-purpose spaces dedicated in particular to exam sessions, group activities and meetings. It is intended to constitute a new centrality on the La Plaine campus, boulevard de la Plaine, in 1050 Ixelles. The Palais Collectif project is the subject of a design-build contract, currently in the tender submission phase. I.1.3 Program of the Collective Palace. The Palais Collective project is designed as an evolving infrastructure organized in three temporalities: Le Temps 1 (+/- 6,000 m²): an invariant program including a center of three auditoriums of 750, 400 and 100 seats (approximately 1,470 m² net), a multi-purpose foyer of at least 1,250 m² (approximately 300 additional examination places and a Horeca offer) and a research hub of approximately 230 m² net (including the ULB-VUB Interuniversity Institute of Bioinformatics in Brussels research center). Added to this are a solar roof, a to