Myn M En Kunta Tender

Municipality of mynämäki, renovation of lauri school and construction of a central kitchen Lauri~s school consists of three building parts. a primary school, kitchen and high school built in the 50s and renovated in 1993. the primary school section in the 50s requires both the renewal and upgrading of building services systems to meet today~s requirements and civil engineering upgrades. the old brick-structured iv flues for primary school ventilation will be dismantled and the iv system will be upgraded to meet today’s regulations. the electrical system will also be upgraded to today~s level. on the outside, the basic drying of the building will be ensured by replacing the drains. the kitchen is in need of renovation. the dining area is too small and the kitchen is not built as a central kitchen solution. the dining area will be expanded and the kitchen will be built as a central kitchen. a gateway will be built between the kindergarten and the school.96 escort traffic. a new car park will be built for staff between the kindergarten and the school. area construction requires the relocation of the break canopy and fences, as well as the construction of new fences. lauri school is the only upper secondary school in mynämäki municipality. it is therefore appropriate that the refurbishment and extension of the kitchen be carried out in three stages. this will ensure the continuation of teaching activities and minimize the need for evacuation space. implementation or construction phases duration about 10 months phase 2o renovation of the 50~s part of the school and construction of the extension of the southern end start in 2022o duration about 10 months phase 3o renovation of the 90~s part start in 2023o duration about 6 months the second and third phase during the construction of the project extensions safely in the existing facilities, as well as in approximately 550 square meters of evacuation facilities, which will be implemented in the lauri school area with barracks. however, noise interference is minimized by available means.