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Contract notice - general guideline, standard regulation open procedure (services) Groß-gerau, extension of the Mühlbach daycare center, object planning of outdoor facilities Project description: The city of Groß-gerau would like to expand the currently 2-stream "Mühlbach" daycare center with a new building in order to increase its capacity. Preliminary planning has already been carried out (see appendix) ... Multi-project description: The city of Groß-Gerau would like to expand the currently 2-stream daycare center "Mühlbach" with a new building in order to increase its capacity. Preliminary planning has already been carried out (see appendix), but this is only to be assessed as proof of feasibility in principle. This envisages an extension in the area of the existing outdoor facilities. In order to shorten the local construction time, the implementation is to take place in modular construction (preferably wood hybrid or wood construction), which is why the construction work is to be carried out by a general contractor. A planning team is now to be found in several tendering procedures, which will implement the project across all performance phases. The necessary outdoor areas for the daycare center will be built on a neighboring property to the existing building. The property is crossed by at least two known underground pipeline routes. Adjacent to the property is a public green area "ög1" as Waterside strip to the eponymous Mühlbach / Stadtgraben, the distance area (5.0 m to the top of the embankment) is in the planning area. The development plan specifies the parking spaces to be built and their location and condition. In addition, measures to protect birds, bats and wall lizards have been defined. The development plan specifies minimum requirements for planting. Based on an existing soil report regarding contamination from previous industrial use, there is an obligation to replace the soil in the area of the daycare center's outdoor facilities. +++ Scope of services: Object planning of outdoor facilities for Lph 1-9 in accordance with §§ 38 ff. Hoai +++ A phased order is planned. The individual project stages will be called up successively as the project progresses. If the client decides that the project will be terminated after completion of a project stage, no further calls will be made. The contractor has no right to call up further project stages. +++ Project period: According to the current status, a project duration of 3 years is planned. +++ Project costs: Currently, the following eligible costs are roughly assumed in accordance with Hoai: Kg 500: Approx. €312,000 net

Contract notice - General guideline, standard regulation Open procedure (deliveries) Delivery of cleaning materials for all properties of the city administration of Giessen (approx. 84 delivery addresses) Annual requirement 2025 and 2026 Delivery of cleaning materials for all properties of the city ... Additional delivery of cleaning materials for all properties of the city administration of Giessen (approx. 84 delivery addresses) Annual requirement 2025 and 2026 Delivery of cleaning materials for all properties of the city administration of Giessen (approx. 84 delivery addresses) Annual requirement 2025 and 2026

Contract notice – Sector Directive, standard regulation Negotiated procedure with prior publication of a call for competition/negotiated procedure (services) Planning service General planning operations control center (VE0388) for the infrastructure project Regionaltangente West (RTW) The planning services include the following services: - Object planning ... Additional planning service General planning operations control center (VE0388) for the infrastructure project Regionaltangente West (RTW) The planning services include the following services: - Object planning building - Structural planning building - Technical equipment including power supply - Thermal building physics - Thermal insulation - Fire protection concept - Object planning traffic system (access, parking spaces and fencing) - Subsoil assessment and geotechnical advice including the necessary exploration work and laboratory tests - Surveying services Planning service General planning operations control center (VE0388) for the infrastructure project Regionaltangente West (RTW) The Regionaltangente West (RTW) is a new tangential rail connection in the Rhine-Main area to improve public Local rail passenger transport in the Frankfurt am Main metropolitan area. Its primary purpose is to improve the connection between the western districts of Frankfurt am Main and the surrounding districts, cities and municipalities, and to improve the connection to Frankfurt Airport. The project is divided into the planning approval sections Pfa North, Pfa Center, and Pfa South I and South II. The planning work involves using future-proof, fully and consistently standardized technology. The planning service includes the planning of all trades in service phases 1 to 6 and optionally 7 for the construction of the operations control center. The contractor must coordinate his planning with the plans of the specialist trades and integrate them accordingly: - Control and safety technology (lst) - Underground cable construction (ktb) - Telecommunications (tk) - Electrical energy systems (eea) - Overhead line systems (ola) - Environmental planning The planning of the railway equipment in the operations control center (blz) is planned by a specialist planner for operations technology/communications technology. The building planning must be coordinated with this accordingly. A detailed description of the services to be provided can be found in the tender documents.

Contract notice – general guideline, special regulation open procedure (services) Feedback procedure for Corona emergency aid Feedback procedure for Corona emergency aid Feedback procedure for Corona emergency aid The tasks of the contracting authority within the framework of the project description made under point 1.1 of the service description and the objective stated under point 4.1 of the service description include competent and efficient administrative and technical support for the contracting authority, primarily in the area of the legal provisions stated under point 2. For this purpose, the contracting authority draws up specifications and guidelines in advance which serve as the basis for the required support services and which must be strictly observed. The support services include in particular services in the following areas: 1. Preparatory services The processing is carried out using IT solutions from Ekom21. These have already been implemented by the Ag and used in the application process. A total of around 95,000 affected people are to be contacted. -Creation of the technical requirements required by the AN -Provision of the necessary human resources -Training of the staff deployed by the AN under the instruction and support of the Ag -Scheduling of contact requests 2.Administrative processing steps in the contact process The affected people are contacted in a first attempt using the e-mail addresses known from the application process and stored in the system. If the e-mails cannot be delivered or are not answered after a set deadline, the enquiries are sent in a second attempt using a simple letter. If there is still no response after a set deadline, a third attempt is made using a certificate of delivery. This process is likely to be automated until the addressee cannot be reached by post, there is no response or there is no response at all. -Checking the feedback -Checking the delivery addressee -Documentation of the results from the mailing procedure 3.Clarification of incoming payments After the withdrawal/reclaim notices have been sent, tasks in connection with claims management arise: -Research and clarification in the event of non-automatic allocation -Initiation in the event of overpayment -If necessary, request and verification in the event of underpayment 4.Claims management Incoming payments must be monitored. If no payments are received, they are submitted to the responsible tax office fully automatically. If an application is made for deferments (installment payments), the requirements must be checked manually and corresponding installment payment agreements drawn up. In ongoing insolvency proceedings, the registration of claims must be checked and/or initiated. -enforcement returns: recommendation for further action -processing of deferment applications (installment payment applications) -claims management in insolvency proceedings 5.in the event of lawsuits -in the event of lawsuits: preparation and submission of processes to the relevant authorities (legal service providers, courts, etc.) 6.contact and complaints management -setting up and managing a hotline for the duration of the feedback process -processing of e-mail enquiries during the feedback process 7.evaluations and reports -evaluation and preparation of the processing status according to different categories -preparation of and preparation of reports 8.project support The contractor must support the project design by the contractor by checking the project structure and process for feasibility and expediency from an operational perspective and with his project experience. Furthermore, the contractor must always be in a position to provide the contractor with information on the status of the process. He proactively reports certain work steps that need to be agreed upon together to the contractor. 9.option: Processing and decision The focus of the feedback procedure is exclusively the subsequent review of the liquidity bottleneck that actually arose during the Corona emergency aid period (March 11, 2020 to June 10, 2020) and the comparison with the funding amount applied for and paid out in 2020 on the basis of the emergency aid application to the Kassel Regional Council. To do this, the persons affected must enter the relevant operational data on income and expenditure as well as the available liquid operating funds in a calculation table on an internet portal in the feedback procedure. The program is designed in such a way that it calculates the actual value of the liquidity bottleneck from this. The existence and amount of an overpayment is shown through automated comparison with the amount paid out in 2020. If this amount is positive, the approval notice is then partially or completely withdrawn, combined with the corresponding repayment. If the calculation does not result in a repayment obligation, an informal notification is sent (automatically if necessary) to the persons concerned. The documents to be used for this, including draft notices and sample texts, are made available by the Ag in advance as mandatory templates and are generated and sent by the system depending on the case. The plausibility check before a withdrawal and repayment notice is created and the processing is carried out by the processing department. The services involved here are listed below. Their use by the Ag is optional. -Checking the entries for completeness -Checking the calculation table -Communication with the people concerned -Decision with support for the issuing of the decision and notification It is expressly pointed out that for the contract to be awarded - including the optional service "processing and decision" - there is a maximum financial framework of EUR 9,120,000.00 (net) which must not be exceeded. Exceeding this limit will lead to the exclusion of the offer.

Contract notice – General guideline, standard rule Open procedure (services) Lunch in daycare centres This concerns the award of the lunch in daycare centres in three lots (one subject lot: cook & freeze, two partial lots: cook & hold). Subject lot (cook & freeze) This concerns the ... Multiple lunches in daycare centres This concerns the award of the lunch in daycare centres in three lots (one subject lot: cook & freeze, two partial lots: cook & hold). Partial lot (cook & freeze) This involves the allocation of lunch in daycare centers in three lots (one partial lot: cook & freeze, two partial lots: cook & hold) Type and scope of service: Lot 1: Cook & freeze Partial lot (cook & hold) This involves the allocation of lunch in daycare centers in three lots (one partial lot: cook & freeze, two partial lots: cook & hold) Type and scope of service: Lot 2 Cook & hold Partial lot (cook & hold) This involves the allocation of lunch in daycare centers in three lots (one partial lot: cook & freeze, two partial lots: cook & hold) Type and scope of service: Lot 3 Cook & hold

Contract notice - General guideline, standard regulation Open procedure (services) Recurring electrical system inspection according to DIN VDE 0105-100/A1 Recurring electrical system inspection according to DIN VDE 0105-100/A1 in accordance with DGUV-V4 Position North The Office for Construction and Real Estate (ABI) Frankfurt am Main, intends to have the fixed electrical systems and the permanently connected equipment in around 200 school buildings in the city of Frankfurt inspected, documented and marked in accordance with the current legal and professional association (DGUV) regulations. The aim of the inspection is to determine and document the current system condition and the operational safety of the system. The tender is carried out in several stages. The present tender Comprises 5 lots, each with 4 schools. The approximate number of final circuits to be tested is specified in each lot so that the bidder can decide which or how many lots he would like to tender for. The contract includes the performance of testing services on the general fixed electrical systems and fixed electrical equipment of the building. This also includes testing of all low-voltage supply systems (nshv) for the power supply as well as all floors, intermediate and final distributors in the distribution networks of the properties, including their feeders, distribution and final circuits. Further information on how the contract is handled and which schools are to be tested can be found in the service descriptions in the appendix. The items listed in the service description are to be regarded as binding and form part of the service or the contract. The attachment "20240919_lv EU tender for schools" is abbreviated as "lv" in the lower positions. Position South The Office for Construction and Real Estate (ABI) Frankfurt am Main intends to have the fixed electrical systems and the permanently connected equipment in around 200 school buildings in the city of Frankfurt inspected, documented and marked in accordance with the current statutory and professional association (DGUV) regulations. The aim of the inspection is to determine and document the current condition of the system and the operational safety of the system. The tender is being issued in several stages. This tender comprises 5 lots, each with 4 schools. The approximate number of final circuits to be tested is specified in each lot so that the bidder can decide which or how many lots he would like to tender for. The contract includes the performance of testing services on the general fixed electrical systems and fixed electrical equipment in the building. This also includes testing all low-voltage supply systems (NSHV) for the power supply as well as all floors, intermediate and final distributors in the distribution networks of the properties, including their feed lines, distribution and final circuits. Further information on how the order is handled and which schools are to be tested can be found in the service descriptions in the appendix. The items listed in the service description are to be regarded as binding and part of the service or order. The appendix "20240919_LV EU tender for schools" is abbreviated to "LV" in the lower items. Position West The Office for Construction and Real Estate (ABI) Frankfurt am Main intends to have the fixed electrical systems and the permanently connected equipment in around 200 school buildings in the city of Frankfurt checked, documented and marked in accordance with the current statutory and professional association (DGUV) regulations. The aim of the inspection is to determine and document the current system status and the operational safety of the system. The tender is being issued in several stages. This tender comprises 5 lots, each with 4 schools. The approximate number of final circuits to be tested is specified in each lot so that the bidder can decide which or how many lots he would like to bid for. The contract includes the performance of testing services on the general fixed electrical systems and fixed electrical equipment of the building. This also includes testing all low-voltage supply systems (nshv) for the power supply as well as all floors, intermediate and final distributors in the distribution networks of the properties, including their feeders, distribution and final circuits. Further information on how the contract is being handled and which schools are to be tested can be found in the service descriptions in the appendix. The items listed in the service description are to be regarded as binding and form part of the service or order. The appendix "20240919_lv EU tender for schools" is abbreviated as "lv" in the lower items. East position The Office for Construction and Real Estate (ABI) in Frankfurt am Main intends to have the fixed electrical systems and the permanently connected equipment in around 200 school buildings in the city of Frankfurt checked, documented and marked in accordance with the current statutory and professional association (DGUV) regulations. The aim of the inspection is to determine and document the current state of the system and the operational safety of the system. The tender is being issued in several stages. This tender comprises 5 lots, each with 4 schools. The approximate number of final circuits to be tested is specified in each lot so that the bidder can decide which or how many lots he would like to tender for. The order includes the performance of testing services on the general fixed electrical systems and fixed electrical equipment of the building. This also includes testing all low-voltage supply systems (nshv) for the power supply as well as all floors, intermediate and final distributors in the distribution networks of the properties, including their supply lines, distribution and final circuits. Further information on how the order is handled and which schools are to be tested can be found in the service descriptions in the appendix. The items listed in the service description are to be regarded as binding and part of the service or the order. The appendix "20240919_lv EU tender for schools" is abbreviated as "lv" in the lower items. Position Middle The Office for Construction and Real Estate (ABI) in Frankfurt am Main intends to have the fixed electrical systems and the permanently connected equipment in around 200 school buildings in the city of Frankfurt inspected, documented and marked in accordance with the current statutory and professional association (DGUV) regulations. The aim of the inspection is to determine and document the current condition of the system and the operational safety of the system. The tender is being issued in several stages. This tender comprises 5 lots, each with 4 schools. The approximate number of final circuits to be tested is specified in each lot so that the bidder can decide which or how many lots he would like to tender for. The contract includes the performance of testing services on the general fixed electrical systems and fixed electrical equipment in the building. This also includes testing all low-voltage supply systems (nshv) for the power supply as well as all floors, intermediate and final distributors in the distribution networks of the properties, including their feed lines, distribution and final circuits. Further information on how the contract is handled and which schools are being tested can be found in the service descriptions in the appendix. The items listed in the service description are to be regarded as binding and part of the service or the order. The appendix "20240919_lv EU tender for schools" is abbreviated as "lv" in the lower items.

Contract notice – General guidelines, standard rules Open procedure (supplies) Procurement of two fire-fighting superstructures for two fire engines (stlf 20 + lf 20) for the Burgwald fire department Procurement of two fire-fighting superstructures for two fire engines (s ... Additional procurement of two fire-fighting superstructures for two fire engines (stlf 20 + lf 20) for the Burgwald fire department Procurement of two fire-fighting superstructures for two fire engines (stlf 20 + lf 20) for the Burgwald fire department Procurement of two fire-fighting superstructures for two fire engines (stlf 20 + lf 20) for the Burgwald fire department Lot 2: Delivery of two fire-fighting superstructures for two fire engines (stlf 20 + lf 20) in accordance with the specifications.

Contract notice – general guideline, standard rule negotiated procedure with prior publication of a call for competition/negotiated procedure (services) A.0435.120515 Project management As part of a negotiated procedure with competitive tendering in accordance with Section 17 VGV, project management services (based on AHO, No. 9) are to be awarded for the construction of a new central cafeteria on the Culture and Humanities campus of the Justus Liebig University Giessen (JLU). A.0435.120515 Project management The Justus Liebig University Giessen (JLU) and the Student Union Giessen are planning to build a new central cafeteria in the Philosophikum campus area on the Culture and Humanities campus. The new building is part of the university building investment program Heureka (university development and reconstruction program: complete renovation, concentration and expansion of research and teaching in Hesse) of the state of Hesse. The building is to have a size of 4,161 square meters Nuf (1-6). The new cafeteria will be an important hub of the merged Philosophikum campus area and will contribute to the comprehensive supply of around 10,000 students and employees of the cultural and humanities campus and will occupy a central position within the university facilities there. In addition to providing hot lunches, cold meals and drinks, the cafeteria also functions as a place for student work, meeting and regeneration. The structure and functionality of the building must be geared towards fast turnaround times for food supplies, although this location has a high peak load factor. Up to 4,000 meals are produced and served on site every day. In addition, around 1,000 meals will be produced for delivery to other JLU locations that do not have their own hot meal production. In addition, the new cafeteria, like the existing cafeteria, will take on an indispensable central storage, production and delivery function for other food supply locations. The three main usage components are the guest area with food distribution and around 1,100 indoor and around 500 outdoor seats, the production area with kitchens and rooms for food preparation, and the necessary areas for delivery, storage, intermediate storage and cooling. The upper limit of the investment volume according to approved requirements was set at EUR 29,430,000 gross for cost groups 300+400 in accordance with DIN 276.

Contract notice – general guideline, standard regulation negotiated procedure with prior publication of a call for competition/negotiated procedure (services) Extension of the Sindlinger Wiesen primary school Architectural service The primary school in the Sindlinger Wiesen is currently set up with 304 students and 15 classes with a 3.75-stream structure. In addition, there is an intensive class and a preparatory class with around 30 more students. In the school area, two smaller residential areas are being built, which will increase the school’s classroom requirements with an entry level to 18 classrooms in the future. The school currently has a total of 16 classrooms available for lessons. The Main-Taunus district has taken over responsibility for school child care for the 2023/24 school year. At present, care is provided in two classrooms and in containers rented from the city of Kelkheim, some of which are in a very poor structural condition. The very small cafeteria is also housed in a container, which is not sufficient in view of the legal entitlement and the increasing number of pupils. At present, due to the space available, only around 48% of the pupils can be looked after in the care. To make matters worse, the lunch supply capacity is already insufficient and therefore not all of the children in care can receive lunch. An internal feasibility study determined that a structural extension with approx. 1,374 m² Hnf or 2,200 m² Bgf could create the necessary spatial capacity for a 4.5-stream school concept and 100% care on site. The extension is to be built in passive house design and subsidized. The standards of the Main-Taunus district must be observed and included in the planning. The building should be barrier-free. It is planned to install a cistern for rainwater, which is to be used to flush the toilets. It must be checked whether the heat can be supplied via the existing heating system. The extension will have a photovoltaic system on the roof and on the existing building, and an elevator. A central ventilation system with source outlets and heat recovery without recirculation is to be planned, with electronic individual room control to regulate the room temperature and the air volume for the rooms depending on the CO2 concentration. Night cooling is also to be implemented. The NSHV is to be expanded. All classrooms will have sinks. A cook and chill kitchen is to be planned for the food supply. The measure will be carried out during ongoing operations and is to be planned in such a way that school operations can continue. Since a container facility has already been built on the school property as an interim measure, it is important to keep the schoolyard area as large as possible and to plan the construction site area with construction site facilities as small as possible. Due to the construction of the extension, the outside areas must be restructured and built. The area of the interim measure must be restored. The provisionally estimated eligible costs are: EUR 6,340,168.58 net. Planners are sought for Lp 1 - 9.

Contract notice – Sector Directive, Standard scheme Negotiated procedure With prior publication of a call for competition/negotiated procedure (supplies) 4 units Solo vehicle type: Low-floor bus, 12m, Class II, alternative low entry, 12m, Class II, 35 seats 6 units Solo vehicle type: Low-floor bus, 12m, Class II (no low entry), 35 seats 1 unit Gele ... Multi-vehicle type: Low-floor bus, 12m, Class II, alternative low entry, 12m, Class II, 35 seats 6 units Solo vehicle type: Low-floor bus, 12m, Class II (no low entry), 35 seats 1 unit Articulated vehicle type: Low-floor bus, 18m Articulated bus, Class II, 45 seats