The approximately 100,000 collection objects with a volume of approx. 53,000 m² not shown in the exhibitions are currently housed in various, predominantly rented depots at various locations, especially in Munich and the surrounding area, but partly also in cities such as the Ingolstadt region.
In order to bring these decentrally stored collection objects together at one location and to avoid rental costs in the future, the DM acquired a plot of land in Erding-Aufhausen with about 20,000 m² for the construction of a central depot a few years ago. For this property, the development plan No. 48.14 for the industrial area in the east of the railway line in Bergham applies.
According to current considerations, a 5-storey building without a basement with a building floor area (A + B) of approx. 7,752 m² and an open space of approx. 12,396 m² is to be built on the property. The GFA should be approx. total: 37,341 m² gross, since of depot areas approx. 35,269 m² gross and of which in turn functional areas approx.: 2,072 m² gross.
Project-accompanying legal advice for public procurement law, civil law, budget law, tax law, construction law, architectural and engineering law (HOAI)
The objectives of the legal advice to be procured by the DM are:
a) Ensuring constructive and effective support for the museum management and its employees in the implementation of the project through proactive legal advice;
b) Implementation of an out-of-court and judicial enforcement of justified claims of the DM against third parties as well as the defence against unjustified claims against the DM;
c) Performance of special tasks as listed under No. 4 of this service description.
The Contractor shall provide its services to the extent and in such quality as is necessary for proper legal advice. This includes, in particular, an objective clarification of the DM about legal and other risks.
The Contractor is obliged to perform the tasks assigned to him primarily in accordance with the principle of the greatest possible expediency and cost-effectiveness, taking into account orders, specifications and suggestions of the DM, insofar as this does not seem unjustifiable to him.
When providing legal advice, the Contractor must take into account the service content of the other project participants (specialist planners, expert reviewers, project controllers, if applicable).
The documents and services submitted to the Contractor by the DM and other project participants do not release him from his obligation to independently examine these documents and the services of the other project participants based on them for obvious feuds (plausibility check) as well as from his responsibility for the correctness and completeness of the services owed by the Contractor.
In addition to regular reporting by invitation in the context of project meetings (jour fixes), the Contractor is obliged to inform the DM immediately in writing of any missed deadlines or costs or other negative effects on the project.