The subject of the contracts to be awarded are the structural planning for the new building, as well as the object planning including structural planning for the construction pit enclosure of a laboratory building with test halls in the field of robotics including media channel to the immediately adjacent building stock. The contracts to be awarded include services according to §§ 49-52 HOAI 2013 and §§ 41-44 HOAI 2013. With this tender, 2 contracts are commissioned with a contractor.

The services related to the new Cyber Valley building are provided in OpenBIM and brought together in a collaboration platform. The construction pit enclosure is not planned and implemented in BIM.

More detailed and important information on the planning services to be awarded (subject of the contract) are described under II.2.4) of the announcement.

General information about the institute and the construction project

The new Cyber Valley building houses laboratories, offices and a partially basement test hall. It can be rated as an unregulated special construction according to LBO of building class 5. The new component will be divided into a 5-storey block with office and laboratory use, as well as 2-storey hall structures on both sides with delivery. The new wing will be designed in two rows with offices and laboratories on each floor.

The test hall is 1 200 m 2 (65.0 x 19.0 m) large and 9 m high column-free "high bay" and offers space for different and freely configurable test setups. The entire hall is to be equipped with a surface crane system with a load capacity of 10 t. For simplified crane work, a second hoist with a load capacity of 2t is installed on the trolley. Research is carried out in a large-format water tank, a wind tunnel and an area for autonomous, mobile systems.

The total area NF 1-6 for the extension is 3 187 m 2nd .

The planning and implementation of the new building measure takes place as Building Information Modeling (BIM) - pilot project of the Max Planck Society in OpenBIM. The exchange and coordination of the building construction, ELT, HLSK, laboratory and TWP trades takes place via corresponding ifc models. The individual services are listed in the service profile as well as in the client information requirements (AIA) of the MPG. The necessary collaboration platform is provided by the overall BIM coordinator / BIM manager.

The planning must be carried out at least in accordance with the generally recognized rules of technology. Planning must also take into account economic and energy aspects as well as sustainability criteria.

Information on the planning work for the construction pit enclosure

The local structures (buildings, lines, channels) must be taken into account.

When planning the construction pit and shoring work, due to the surrounding research facilities and the ongoing institute operation, care must be taken to ensure that the construction pit enclosure is produced with low vibration and vibration.

The remuneration is based on the HOAI 2013. Further regulations can be found in the contract document.

The special requirements for the provision of services may make it necessary to be available for coordination meetings on site or in Munich frequently / at short notice at the request of the client.

By submitting an application to participate, the applicants declare that they are able to provide the services within the period (see II.2.7) and, in particular, that they have the necessary technical, personnel, factual and time resources.

The special requirements for the provision of services may make it necessary to be available frequently / at short notice at the client's request for coordination talks on site or in Munich.

The upper cost limit for the total construction costs of the construction measure according to KGR 200 to 700 is approx. EUR 26.3 million (net). KGR 300 and KGR 400 amount to approx. EUR 20.1 million (net).

Fee parameters: Fee zone III minimum rate

The contract document provided is decisive for the services to be awarded as well as for the remuneration.