New construction of a cross-linked control center - planning services buildings and interiors, outdoor facilities, structural design, building physics, technical equipment

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In order to take into account all requirements for the new construction of a KRITIS control center and to achieve successful project planning and implementation with targeted and optimized results, a general planner should be commissioned to provide the services listed in the general planner contract and the project description. This includes in particular the areas of control centre/control centre system engineering planning and integration planning for technical building equipment (TGA), building automation (GA) and commissioning management (IBM). In the "Technical Equipment" service model, the general planner has to process all the plant groups mentioned therein and, in addition to the control center and control center system engineering planning, in particular, to prepare an integration planning for the TGA/GA planning of the technical equipment (heating, air conditioning, ventilation, sanitary, electrical). The client is to be included in this integration planning, as the client builds up the necessary control system technology, the process coupling of the systems of the supply networks and a telecommunications node including network management through its own personnel. This requires, for example, coordination with the WG on premises, supply routes and air conditioning. In order to ensure a holistic and cross-system approach across all trades from the outset, all services (architect services and control center/TGA/GA/TGM (integration) planning) must be provided by a planner as general planner. This is necessary because the entire range of tasks to be performed, the interface and the mutual influence of the architectural services and the specialist planner services described above are very complex and require a high coordination effort. This is intended, among other things, to avoid planning errors that can no longer be satisfactorily solved in the later construction processes. Since the building design includes, among other things, negotiations with public authorities, building permits and public acceptance, the general planning responsibility in a consortium should lie with the company providing the architectural service.

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