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Contract notice - general guideline, standard regulation, open procedure (supplies) Procurement of ITSM software modules and associated services (on-premises) The aim of this tender is to conclude a framework agreement with a system house or manufacturer for the procurement of ... Additional procurement of ITSM software modules and associated services (on-premises) The aim of this tender is to conclude a framework agreement with a system house or manufacturer for the procurement of software modules from a software manufacturer of an ITSM solution, which can be expanded in the long term to form a comprehensive "suite" in the sense of an integrative solution. The long-term planned "suite" is to be based on a jointly used database (CMDB), offer a common user interface and enable processes across the various modules. Procurement of ITSM software modules and associated services (on-premises) The purpose of this tender is to conclude a framework agreement with a system house or a manufacturer for the procurement of software modules from a software manufacturer of an ITSM solution, which can be expanded in the long term to form a comprehensive "suite" in the sense of an integrative solution. The long-term planned "suite" is to be based on a shared database (CMDB), offer a common user interface and enable processes across the various modules. The individual modules are to be introduced gradually over the coming years, starting after the contract has been awarded with the three prioritized software modules of "software asset management (SAM)", "unified endpoint management (UEM)" and "patch management for Windows systems". The modules are each intended to cover a user group with their end devices of 1,500 people, whereby these must each include up to 3 end devices of a user within the scope of the license. In further steps, the introduction of modules of a "trouble ticket system" to support the service desk and the functions of a "self-service and request management system" for interaction with end users and for mapping workflows are planned. As part of the planned expansion, the subsequently introduced modules should be able to be integrated into the existing environment without reinstalling it or extensively adapting it, thus offering a gradually growing solution of integrated IT service management.

Contract notice – general guideline, standard regulation negotiated procedure with prior publication of a call for competition/negotiated procedure (services) Kra - specialist planning services for the Kranichstein hunting lodge. The subject of the contract is the award of specialist planning services – structural planning, planning of thermal building physics and planning of preventive fire protection – for the renovation and extension of three buildings in the Kranichstein hunting lodge. Structural planning The client, the Hessischer Jägerhof Foundation, was founded in 1952 with the support of the State of Hesse as a non-profit foundation under private law with the aim of acquiring and preserving the Kranichstein hunting lodge and its collections. It is the owner of the Renaissance castle Jagdschloss Kranichstein, built in the 16th century, the Baroque armory including an outbuilding, and 14 hectares of park, pond and forest. With the exception of the Bioversum Jagdschloss Kranichstein outdoor laboratory, all of the park areas in the ensemble are freely accessible during opening hours and serve as a place for local recreation and informal cultural encounters. The Hessischer Jägerhof Foundation preserves and looks after the hunting and cultural history collection from the House of Hesse-Darmstadt, which was united in the hunting lodge in 1918 by Grand Duke Ernst-Ludwig of Hesse-Darmstadt, and makes it accessible to the public in the Jagdschloss Kranichstein Museum. It also operates the Bioversum Jagdschloss Kranichstein in the armory, which opened in 2008 and is dedicated to the topics of biodiversity and biological diversity in an interactive exhibition presentation. As an extracurricular learning location and certified educational provider for sustainable development, the Bioversum Jagdschloss Kranichstein also promotes social commitment to environmental protection and sustainability. The concept of cultural and educational events is cross-generational and intercultural. The Jagdschloss Kranichstein ensemble, former hunting lodge of the Landgraves and Grand Dukes of Hesse-Darmstadt, is today the only surviving 16th century building in the city of Darmstadt that was not destroyed in the war. As a monument, it therefore enjoys special attention from the Supreme Monument Authority. In addition to a 4-star hotel, which is leased by the Hessischer Jägerhof Foundation, the foundation operates two museums, the Jagdschloss Kranichstein Museum with an important hunting history collection of the Landgraves and Grand Dukes of Hesse-Darmstadt, and the Bioversum Jagdschloss Kranichstein, a museum of biological diversity. The construction tasks to be completed now are spread across 3 buildings or locations: 1. Main castle (Kranichstein hunting lodge museum area and event areas) 2. New depot northeast of the hunting armory 3. Armory outbuilding for storage and workshop (only relevant for lot 1) Since the last renovation of the main castle 25 years ago, a considerable backlog of renovations has arisen. Single-glazed windows, roofs, gutters, facades and ceilings must be upgraded and renovated in accordance with monument protection regulations. Barrier-free access is to be implemented in the castle museum using, among other things, an elevator. Sanitary facilities must be supplemented. All security technology (fire protection, burglar alarm systems, property security) and lighting is outdated and needs to be renovated. The building physics situation in the castle museum needs to be improved for the permanent installations and the collection and developed in connection with the heating system, air humidification and dehumidification systems, window shading and UV protection in order to achieve a stable indoor climate suitable for a museum and to prevent further damage to the objects. Large quantities of depot goods are improperly stored in the castle and in the hunting armory. A new depot is to be built northeast of the hunting armory for this depot. A sustainable, energy-efficient construction method and conditioning of the interior area for adequate storage of the collection is to be developed for this depot. The single-storey outbuilding of the armory is to be renovated and converted for storage purposes and as a workshop. The planning and construction of the various areas can and should take place simultaneously or in parallel. The Hessischer Jägerhof Foundation has submitted a funding application to the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media (bkm), the State of Hesse (hmwk) and the City of Darmstadt to carry out the renovation measures. This was approved for performance phases 2-3 (performance phase 1 has already been completed) and approved for the funding period from June 9, 2022 to June 30, 2023. An extension of the funding period until the end of the first quarter of 2026 will be requested. Performance phases 4-9 will be applied for as soon as the eligible costs are determined as part of planning phases 2-3. For the aforementioned measures on the three buildings, funding from the federal government, the state and the city of Darmstadt in the amount of 4.2 million euros has been promised. The overall measure has a total cost volume of approx. 10 million euros gross. Planning of thermal building physics See Lot 1 Planning of preventive fire protection See Lot 1

Contract notice - general guideline, standard regulation open procedure (construction work) City of Mörfelden-Walldorf, renovation and expansion of the sewage treatment plant 44201-18 operating building 02, conversion of the social building City of Mörfelden-Walldorf, renovation and expansion of the sewage treatment plant Conversion of the existing social building into operating building 02 - Dismantling, demolition and dismantling work in the area of changing rooms, toilets, showers and existing kitchen/break room - Steel beams and supports in the area of the breakthrough and enlargement of the door opening - Masonry work - Plastering, screeding and tiling work to restore the dismantled areas. - Installation of F-90 door in the interior - Creation of core drillings - Installation of the kitchen in the new operating building 01

Contract notice – Sector Directive, standard regulation Negotiated procedure with prior publication of a call for competition/negotiated procedure (construction work) New construction Uw Deponiestrasse Project description Substation Deponiestrasse SW Netz intends to build a new substation in the Deponiestrasse area in Wiesbaden. The property has a total size of 2,648 m2. Connection to the substation The 110 kV connection/looping of the Uw is via an overhead line approx. 300 m away. The underpass to two high-voltage systems is created on the mast, which are then relocated to the Uw. The municipal utilities are also responsible for the 20 kV connection. UW building The UW building consists of a total of five floors, each with approximately 680 m2. The Ug, Eg and 1st floor will be occupied by the electrical equipment of the substation (see list below), whereas a data center will be set up on the 2nd and 3rd floors. The 110 and 20 kV cables will be introduced into the building in the basement. The 20 kV cables will be led directly to the ground floor. This is where the 20 kV primary switchgear is located, which is dimensioned as an air-insulated double busbar system with a nominal current of 2,500 A and a short-circuit current of 25 Ka 3s. The 20 kV star-point switchgear will also be located on the ground floor. This is to be designed as an air-insulated single busbar system with a nominal current of 1,250 A and a short-circuit current of 20 Ka 1s. The 110 kV cables from the basement are led through two shafts into the 110 kV switchgear on the first floor. This is to be designed as a gas-insulated double busbar system with pure air as the insulation medium. It comprises 9 fields with the following division: transformer 1, feed-in network 1, feed-in 1, reserve field 1, cross-coupling, longitudinal separation, feed-in network 2, reserve field 2, transformer 2. The busbars and fields are to be designed for 2,500 A and a short-circuit current of 40 Ka 3s. The standardized protection and control cabinets are housed in a separate adjacent room. The list of rooms for the location of the remaining equipment can be found below. All technical components are to be designed in accordance with the current standards and regulations. The building must not exceed a maximum height of 20 m. The building's developer is Stadtwerke Wiesbaden Netz GmbH, which will also operate the substation, while the data center will be set up and operated by the company Witcom. Design of the electrical equipment - 110 kV switchgear in SF6-free design including control cabinets (9 fields with space reserve for two more) - Two 110/20 kV transformers with an output of 50/63 MVA (will be provided) - 20 kV primary switchgear // DSS system, air-insulated (23 fields) - 20 kV star-point switchgear // ESS system, air-insulated (11 fields) - Two 20 kV E-coils 52-520 A (dB) and 660 A (KB, 2h) (will be provided) - One earthing transformer up to 656 A (dB) and up to 660 A (KB, 2h) (will be provided) - Own use system AC and DC - 220 V DC battery system Division of the rooms in the transformer station - Basement O 2 pieces Transformer trays O Staircase (2x for SW Netz and Witcom) O Elevator for Witcom O Anteroom O Technical room O Goods elevator (2x for SW Netz and Witcom) O Battery room O Cable cellar (20 and 110 kV cables) O Cable shafts (2x 110 kV, 3x LWL, control cables, etc., 2x Witcom shaft) - Ground floor O 2 transformer rooms O Staircase (2x for SW Netz and Witcom) O Elevator for Witcom O Anteroom O Goods elevator (2x for SW Netz and Witcom) O Bma/ema room O 2 20 kV E-coil rooms O 1 earthing transformer room O 20 kV DDS primary and star point switchgear room O Cable shafts (2x 110 kV, 3x LWL, control cables, etc., 2x Witcom shaft) - First floor O 2 air spaces for the transformers O Staircase (2x for SW Netz and Witcom) O Elevator for Witcom O Anteroom O Sanitary rooms O 110 kV protection and control technology O AC auxiliary system room O DC auxiliary system room O 110 kV switchgear room O 2 Witcom shafts - Second and third floors: Witcom rooms (racks, technical rooms, etc.) Building including civil engineering The client will conduct a negotiated procedure with a prior competition for the award of construction services. Only the systems made available may be used to submit the application to participate. The client will check and evaluate the applications to participate received on time in terms of form and content. He will then ask the best-placed applicants (maximum of five) to submit a tender for the services advertised (start of the tender phase). The applicants/groups of applicants are selected for the tender and negotiation phase based on their suitability in terms of references and the qualifications of the project management in accordance with the competition. The invitation to submit a tender (aza) is issued secondarily. This describes the tasks to be performed in addition to the announcement, announces the evaluation criteria and the evaluation matrix, and provides further information on the subject matter of the contract, the contractual regulations and the service specifications. The incoming offers are checked for form and content. The client expressly reserves the right to enter into negotiations with selected bidders regarding their offers. If the client conducts negotiations regarding the offers, the remaining bidders are invited to the negotiation round and their offers are negotiated with them separately. Further negotiation rounds remain reserved. The offers are evaluated based on the evaluation criteria and the evaluation matrix announced there. Electrical systems The client is conducting a negotiated procedure with a prior competition for the award of construction services. Only the documents provided may be used to submit the application to participate. The client will check and evaluate the applications to participate received on time in terms of form and content. It will then invite the best-placed (maximum of five) applicants to submit an offer for the services advertised (start of the offer phase). The applicants/groups of applicants are selected for the offer and negotiation phase based on their suitability in terms of references and the qualifications of the project management in accordance with the competition for participation. The invitation to submit an offer (aza) is made secondarily. This describes the tasks to be performed in addition to the announcement, announces the evaluation criteria and the evaluation matrix, and provides further information on the object of the award, the contractual regulations and the service specifications. The incoming offers are checked in terms of form and content. The client expressly reserves the right to enter into negotiations with selected bidders regarding their offers. If the client conducts negotiations regarding the offers, the remaining bidders will be invited to the negotiation round and their offers will be negotiated with them separately. Further negotiation rounds remain reserved. The offers will be evaluated based on the evaluation criteria and the evaluation matrix announced there.

Contract notice - General guideline, standard regulation Open procedure (services) Water supervision 2025 Provision of personnel in accordance with the Temporary Employment Act (aüg) in the area of water supervision in swimming pools Water supervision 2025 Provision of personnel in accordance with the Temporary Employment Act (aüg) in the area of water supervision in swimming pools Water supervision 2025 Provision of personnel in accordance with the Temporary Employment Act in the area of water supervision in swimming pools

Contract notice - General guideline, standard regulation Open procedure (construction work) JMS - New construction of the second construction phase of a primary school building with a 2-field sports hall and 22 parking spaces Lot 023 Demolition and dismantling work JMS - New construction of the second construction phase of a gr ... MoreJMS - New construction of the second construction phase of a primary school building with a 2-field sports hall and 22 parking spaces Lot 023 Demolition and dismantling work JMS - New construction of the second construction phase of a primary school building with a 2-field sports hall and 22 parking spaces Main services of this tender: - Construction site equipment including equipment for pollutant remediation, 1 parking space - Demolition of metal fences/railings, total approx. 100 m - Demolition of steel escape stairs 2 pieces - Dismantling of paved areas, total approx. 360 m2 - Demolition of external concrete stairs, total approx. 50 m2 - Lawn/weed layer Removal, total approx. 830 m2 - Topsoil removal 20-40cm, total approx. 600 m2 - Makeshift construction road, total approx. 600 m2 - Dismantling of hazardous substances and disposal of asbestos-fb, total approx. 920 m - Dismantling of hazardous substances and disposal of asbestos-containing ribbed radiators, total 120 pieces - Dismantling of hazardous substances and disposal of Kmf-containing insulation pads, total 700 m2 - Dismantling of hazardous substances and disposal of Pak-containing pipes, total 200 pieces - Dismantling of hazardous substances and disposal of PCB-containing capacitors, total 300 pieces - Total demolition of Pavilion 3, incl. Foundations, total approx. 2,060 m3 - Partial demolition of pavilions 1+2 including above-ground toilet facilities, total approx. 3,540 m3 - Backfilling of earth pit Pav. 3, Rc-1, creating handover level, total approx. 640 m3 - Backfilling of basement Pav. 1+2, crawl space, mineral demolition, total approx. 1,320 m3

Contract notice – Sector Directive, standard regulation negotiated procedure with prior publication of a call for competition/negotiated procedure (services) Framework contract for the repair of road and underground vehicles The subject of the framework contract is the repair of vehicles involved in an accident in order to restore a given structure in accordance with the specifications and corresponding order from the company. The aim is to get an accident-damaged vehicle into the repair cycle as quickly as possible. The vehicles include tram models of the R-car, S-car and T-car types as well as underground vehicles of the U4 and U5 types. Framework contract for the repair of road and underground vehicles The subject of the framework contract is the repair of vehicles involved in an accident in order to restore a given structure in accordance with the specifications and corresponding order from the company. The aim is to get an accident-damaged vehicle into the repair cycle as quickly as possible. The vehicles include tram models of the R-car, S-car and T-car types as well as subway vehicles of the U4 and U5 types.

Contract notice - General guidelines, standard rules Open procedure (services) Tree care Lv 2025 Lot East Tree work in Lot East 2025 Tree care Lv 2025 Lot East The tree work in the urban area is divided into various lots. An external company works in each lot and carries out the corresponding care, pruning and felling measures. This invitation to tender is dedicated to Lot East and includes such measures for the year 2025.

Contract notice - general guideline, standard regulation Open procedure (services) Provision of general planning services (architectural and specialist planning services) for energy-efficient renovation including fire protection and interior renovation work at the Fritz-Erler-School, 61206 Wöllstadt ... Additional provision of general planning services (architectural and specialist planning services) for energy-efficient renovation including fire protection and interior renovation work at the Fritz-Erler-School, 61206 Wöllstadt Provision of general planning services (architectural and specialist planning services in accordance with the contract notice) for energy-efficient renovation including fire protection and interior renovation work at the Fritz-Erler-School in 61206 Wöllstadt. Provision of general planning services (architectural and specialist planning services) for energy-efficient renovation including fire protection and interior renovation work at the Fritz-Erler-Schule, 61206 Wöllstadt General information The Fritz-Erler-Schule in Ober-Wöllstadt is a primary school in the Wetterau district and comprises a total of three buildings: the main building, an annex and an extension. After the completion of the new extension for the afternoon, the renovation of the existing buildings, i.e. the main building and the annex, is now scheduled. As part of the above-mentioned construction project, an energy-efficient renovation of the two buildings is planned, with the aim of achieving at least the KfW 55 standard. The measures include the installation of new windows and external doors, the insulation of the facade and possible adjustments to the roof structure. There is currently an escape balcony on the extension. It must be checked whether this can be dismantled and then reassembled due to the new facade or whether a new construction is required. Inside both buildings, the old wall and floor coverings as well as the suspended ceilings are to be removed and replaced. In addition, the buildings must be upgraded to ensure fire protection. The technical equipment includes new pipes for various trades, sanitary facilities, radiators and possibly decentralized ventilation units or a central system for the classrooms, as well as new LED lighting. As part of the new construction, the outdoor area and the schoolyard were redesigned. Some areas of the existing building have already been insulated in the base area, but not all. Minor adjustments to the outdoor area must be planned. The school is located in the Rosbach floodplain. Since the measure must be carried out while the school is in operation, it is necessary to draw up a detailed concept and a schedule in advance in order to keep the disruption to school operations as low as possible. At least two construction phases must be calculated. In addition, a pollutant report should be prepared for both buildings in advance. The following options can be implemented: - Additional costs through the use of classroom ventilation systems or the installation of a central ventilation system - Installation of a photovoltaic system For further information, please refer to Appendix 01 Property Description and Appendix 02 Service Description.

Contract notice – General guidelines, standard rules Open procedure (services) o'clock Edith-Stein-School + Henri-Dunant-School Maintenance cleaning 6,579.43 M² + maintenance cleaning 4,913.55 M² + deep cleaning 26,317.72 M² + deep cleaning 19,654.2 M² + school yard cleaning 7,150.5 ... More o'clock Edith-Stein-School + Henri-Dunant-School Maintenance cleaning 6,579.43 M² + maintenance cleaning 4,913.55 M² + deep cleaning 26,317.72 M² + deep cleaning 19,654.2 M² + school yard cleaning 7,150.5 M² + school yard cleaning 2,203.5 M² + specialist cleaner 1x3 hrs. daily. 2,343.6 hrs + 1 specialist cleaner X3 hrs daily 2,343.6 hrs + hourly quota for special cleaning 2,500 hrs + holiday hours 2,088.75 m² Edith Stein School + Henri Dunant School Maintenance cleaning 6,579.43 m² + maintenance cleaning 4,913.55 m² + deep cleaning 26,317.72 m² + deep cleaning 19,654.2 m² + school yard cleaning 7,150.5 m² + school yard cleaning 2,203.5 m² + 1 specialist cleaner 1x3 hrs daily 2,343.6 hrs + 1 specialist cleaner X3 hrs daily 2,343.6 hours + hourly quota for special cleaning 2,500 hours + holiday hours 2,088.76 m²