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Lease, operation and modernisation Cassiopeia Therme Badenweiler (CTBw) - EU tenders
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Overview
  • Published
    07/04/2025
  • Deadline
    08/05/2025
  • Today
    12/05/2025
Status
Submission closed
Type of contract
Services
Subject for Renewal
No
Buyer
Ministerium für Finanzen Baden-Württemberg
Place of performance
NUTS code: Multiple place of performance
Location of buyer
NUTS code: DE111 Stuttgart, Stadtkreis
Business sector (Main CPV)
92610000 Sports facilities operation services
Total estimated contract value (excluding VAT)
30,000,000.00 EUR
Total final contract value (excluding VAT)
Not available
Procedure details
Tender reference number
FM-2025-003
Description

The subject of the tender is the lease, operation and modernisation of the Cassiopeia Therme in Badenweiler. The State of Baden-Württemberg, represented by the Ministry of Finance Baden-Württemberg ("Client"), intends to find a qualified operator with many years of experience who recognizes, preserves and economically, sustainably and sustainably develops the historical and cultural significance of the Cassiopeia Therme. The Cassiopeia Therme in Badenweiler has been ready for renovation for a long time. Significant investments in the stock are necessary to preserve the historical substance for future generations and at the same time make the spa sustainable in terms of sustainability and attractiveness. In particular, the contracting authority will specify the exact scope of the leased land and buildings or installations as well as the obligations of the operator in the negotiated procedure. Currently, Staatsbad Badenweiler GmbH ("SBG"), a wholly owned subsidiary of BKV-Baden- und Kurverwaltung Baden-Württemberg AöR ("BKV"), operates the Cassiopeia Therme. The BKV is 100 % financed by the State of Baden-Württemberg. According to the current situation, the winning bidder will not lease the Cassiopeia Therme itself, but through the SBG to be acquired by him. For this purpose, the winning bidder is expected to conclude a share purchase agreement with BKV. In the course of the procedure, the client reserves the right not to sell the shares of SBG to the successful bidder by BKV and to conclude the lease agreement directly with the bidder. Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

Submission Method
Electronic via:
https://ausschreibungen.landbw.de/Satellite/notice/CXR6YYPYMMY
Tenders may be submitted
Electronic submission: required
https://ausschreibungen.landbw.de/Satellite/notice/CXR6YYPYMMY
Information about a public contract, a framework agreement or a dynamic purchasing system (DPS)
Not available
Conditions for opening tenders (date)
Not available
Place of performance
DE132 Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald
DE Deutschland
DE111 Stuttgart, Stadtkreis
CPV code

92610000 - Sports facilities operation services

45212212 - Construction work for swimming pool

92522000 - Preservation services of historical sites and buildings

45211370 - Construction works for saunas

45212000 - Construction work for buildings relating to leisure, sports, culture, lodging and restaurants

Award method
Not available
Estimated value
30,000,000.00 EUR
Final contracted value
Not available
Award of contract
Not available
Documents
Prior information
Contract
Award
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