Construction of turnkey medical areas (e.g. OP, ICU, IMC, NICU, functional diagnostics, laboratory, pharmacy, AEMP) Cost group 473 incl. the respective cost groups 300 and 400, taking into account the interfaces to shell construction, expansion and technical building equipment (TGA). The service includes the planning, supply, installation and commissioning of medical infrastructure and medical technology for turnkey medical areas, in particular operating theatres (OP), intensive care units (ICU), intermediate care station (IMC) and newborn intensive care units (NICU), as well as the associated components of cost groups 300 (construction design) and 400 (technical building equipment). All work must be carried out in accordance with the applicable medical, technical and legal standards and in close coordination with the responsible specialist planners and site managers. Medical equipment (KG473): - Planning, supply and installation of medical devices and systems, such as operating tables, operating room lights - integration of IT systems for documentation and monitoring in the respective areas (electronic patient records, operating room data management systems, etc.). - Establishment of emergency and safety systems, such as emergency power supply and alarm systems. Cost group 300 (construction design): - Creation and equipping of the structural infrastructure, including the necessary structural adaptations of the rooms for medical use. - wall and floor coverings that meet the hygienic requirements for medical areas, easy-to-clean materials). - Ensuring the accessibility and ergonomics of workplaces for medical staff. - Fire protection requirements cost group 400 (Technical building equipment – TGA): - Provision of suitable power supply, ventilation and air conditioning connections in cooperation with the TGA. - Planning and installation of all technical building equipment necessary for the operation of medical areas: - Ventilation and air conditioning systems to ensure optimal indoor climate conditions (air exchange rates, temperature control, clean room requirements). - Power supply for all medical devices. - Medical gas supply including all connections, pipelines and safety precautions. - Media technology such as audiovisual communication systems in operating theatres and ICU rooms. - Lighting systems adapted to medical requirements for various applications (operational lighting, emergency lighting). Interfaces to carcass construction and expansion: - Close cooperation with the executing construction companies and specialist planners to coordinate the interfaces between the medical equipment and the carcass. - Reconciliation of the structural requirements with the technical installations, in particular with the connections for utilities (media, electricity, ventilation, etc.). - Ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations and the integration of the safety requirements of the building. Planning and coordination: The planning must be carried out in close coordination with the medical departments and the site managers in order to ensure a needs-based, functional and reliable solution. Test and commissioning: All medical devices and technical equipment must be thoroughly tested and put into operation before the final handover. This includes functional tests of medical technology, as well as the testing of technical building equipment (e.g. ventilation, power supply, gas supply). Training: The training of medical professionals and technicians for the operation and maintenance of the installed systems is also part of the scope of services. Documentation: Creation of a complete documentation of all installed systems, devices and systems. This includes operating instructions, maintenance instructions and all necessary test protocols. Expert acceptances and planning support by the experts shall be accompanied.
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