Procurement Summary
Country: Germany
Summary: Renovation of the Laboratory and Office Building Robert-Hooke-Str. 5 at the Dlr Bremen Site - Technical Equipment Services Elt, Alg 4, 5, 6 and 8, Service Phases 2-3, 5-8 in Accordance with §§ 53 Ff. Hoai
Deadline: 12 May 2026
Posting Date: 18 Apr 2026
Other Information
Notice Type: Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 139753508
Document Ref. No.: LOT-0001 P26-009
Competition: ICB
Financier: Self Financed
Purchaser Ownership: Public
Tender Value: Refer Document
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The DLR facilities in Bremen are currently spread across 7 buildings in the technology park. Only two of these are owned by DLR. This means that neither uniform access control nor adequate security monitoring is possible. About it In addition, there has been a lack of laboratory capacity and storage space for several years. Setting up containers outside and renting external rooms does not adequately solve the problem. The vacant neighboring building right next to it DLR institute building, offers a solution for the lack of space. Since the previous owner had occupied the building for over 30 years, all surfaces and technical equipment must be renewed. The fire protection requirements are no longer structurally applicable complied with. There is also adaptation work for setting up laboratories and desk-sharing workstations, as well as barrier-free accessibility. The following institutes are planned users: 1. Institute of Space Systems - Departments: Planetary Exploration systems, planetary infrastructures, digital clean rooms 2. Institute for satellite geodesy and inertial sensors - Department: Relativistic modeling 3. Management area LS Bremen / NF according to DIN 277 = NUF 1-6 approx. 1, 723m2; Gross floor area approx. 2, 602m2 / Planning task: The three-story building Robert-Hooke-Str. was approved, constructed and expanded three times in 1991. 5 has been used by the “German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence” for the last 30 years. The building was made of solid construction a brick facade, with the 2nd floor set back behind the head building and clad with a zinc sheet facade. The outer walls consist of load-bearing masonry, the floor ceilings are made of horizontal slabs Reinforced concrete internal columns supported. Load-bearing interior walls are only present in the stairwell area. The sanitary core consists of solid, non-load-bearing walls. The further interior work was carried out using drywall construction. The roof of the 1st BA consists of...
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