70569 Stuttgart, Allmandring, new building physics, commissioning management and technical monitoring.

The space program of the replacement building for the areas of the Department of Physics comprises a total of 20 280 m 2 Usable area NF1-7. The total construction costs for physics are around EUR 230 million.

Due to the large construction volume, the space requirement for the new building in separate buildings, an institute building (Module 1) and a central building (Module 2) will be housed. Both buildings belong together functionally and are connected by structural connecting paths - as well as with the already emerging new building of the Center for Applied Quantum Physics (ZAQuant). The planning takes place up to and including the draft planning at the same time. The construction is to be carried out in 2 stages:

1) Construction phase of the institute building (module 1) from 2 quarter 2022

The institute building (Module 1) occupies a usable area (NF 1-7) of 7 890 m with predominantly highly installed research, laser and cleanroom laboratories as well as office / seminar rooms 2 , The GBK (Module 1) amounts to approx. EUR 120 million.

2) Construction phase of the central building (module 2) from the 2nd quarter of 2023

The central building (module 2) occupies a usable area (NF 1-7) with a total of 12,390 m with subject-specific lecture halls, seminar and administrative areas, standard / laser laboratories and workshops as well as a cafeteria and operating areas of ZUV 2 ,

The GBK (module 1) amounts to approx. EUR 110 million.

Intended for quality assurance in the new building of the Department of Physics at the University of Stuttgart

The asset and building administration Baden-Württemberg the award of the performance of a technical monitoring and commissioning management.

The space program of the Faculty of Physics includes about 20 280 m 2 Usable area (NF1-7). The total construction costs are around EUR 230 million. Space requirements are realized in two separate buildings with a time delay: an institute building with highly installed research, laser and cleanroom laboratories, office / seminar rooms and a central building with subject-specific lecture halls, seminar and administrative areas, standard laboratories, workshops, cafeteria and company premises. The technical requirements for the buildings are extremely complex.

The technical monitoring and commissioning management shall ensure the desired quality of the buildings, including all technical equipment, at the interfaces between planning and construction phase and the first utilization phase and create the conditions for achieving and maintaining optimal operation.

The implementation of a technical monitoring and commissioning management over the planning, construction and use time requires comprehensive expertise, long-term project experience and interdisciplinary cooperation with the participating planners and the client.

Tenderers and their subcontractors and distributors must submit the relevant undertakings in accordance with § 5 LTMG, which can be viewed under "https://rp.baden-wuerttemberg.de/Themen/Wirtschaft/Tariftreue/Seiten/Mustererklaerungen.aspx".

This procedure is under the awarding. 19-08019 performed. (Please specify when making inquiries).