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Published24/01/2020
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Deadline21/02/2020
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Awarded08/06/2020
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Today24/09/2026
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Germany-Hamburg: Architectural services for buildings
For the metro stops in Hamburg, accessibility is generally a process of retrofitting, which in some cases involves significant interference with the construction works. In 2011, the FHH set up an acceleration programme for the barrier-free extension of metro stops.
By the end of 2019, 78 out of 91 stops will be accessible.
The remaining stops are to be expanded by the middle of the next decade.
The Sternschanz stop is part of this invitation to tender and is a crossing point between metro and S-Bahn. There is a transition between the two routes, which was renewed in 2015. This has also led to the creation of a new exit to the southern side, which at the same time provides a walkway link.
Between the northern side and the south side (fair tunnel). Of the
The transition between the metro and the S-rail is not accessible, but runs through a chain of up and downright stairs.
At an early stage of the feasibility study on the accessibility of the metro station, it was clear that the stop was due to the above. The curve radii of the tracks is not accessible in accordance with the rules. It is also known that the stop has only one access and is already heavily frequented because of your connection to the S-Bahn. In parallel with the feasibility study of barrier-free extensions, a feasibility study on the construction of the station was therefore launched. The services requested here relate to the extension of the new building station U3 Sternschanze (SZ). The subject of the contract is the services of indoor site planning (§34 HOAI), with basic and specific services. All other necessary technical and site designs necessary for the construction of the Sternschanz station will be awarded as a separate contract (not part of this call for tenders) as part of a master designer service. The services of the indoor site design build on the services of the project manager. An early integration of the indoor site planning into the master designer’s performance should ensure that all the services are guaranteed as a single plant to produce the overall project for the new construction of the Sternschanz stop.
https://www.dtvp.de/Satellite/notice/CXP4YE3DBYV
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