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Conveyor Systems for Institute Expansion, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen

Conveyor systems: Installation of 2 freight elevators, 1 lifting table, and 1 crane runway for the new high-hygiene laboratory building, and 1 freight elevator and 1 passenger elevator for the new institute building for biological cybernetics at the Max Planck Campus in Tübingen. Product specification in the bill of quantities is necessary. A Kärcher "KIRA B 50" cleaning robot (item 1.150) is also included. Commencement of work within 12 working days after request by the client; the request is expected by December 2, 2027. Completion within 382 working days after the start of execution (5 working days per week).

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Abt.III

·München

Electrical Engineering Services for Max Planck Society Construction Outposts, Mülheim – Düsseldorf

Electrical engineering (ELT) services for technical outposts of the Max Planck Society in Mülheim and Düsseldorf: Framework agreement according to § 21 VgV for building maintenance, upkeep, and repair of technical building equipment and systems, including planning services for construction measures. Services are based on §§ 53 – 56 HOAI and must be performed during ongoing operations of the STRC (Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion) and EIFO (Max Planck Institute for Sustainable Materials) institutes. Knowledge in science and research, as well as experience in maintenance measures during ongoing operations, is required. Remuneration is via a lump-sum fee. The contract starts on 01.01.2027; estimated and maximum fees are detailed in Annex 01 of the tender documents.

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft , GV-Bauabteilung

·München

Renovation of structural-technical infrastructure: ELT-FM -BEL

Renovation of the structural and technical-infrastructural facilities for the electrical and telecommunications engineering (ELT-FM) and lighting (BEL) trades in the existing building of the General Administration of the Max Planck Society in Munich. The measure essentially comprises the renewal of approx. 59 sub-distributions, approx. 137,000 m of cables and wires, approx. 27,000 m of data cables, and approx. 3,760 LED luminaires (DALI). In addition, the fire alarm system with approx. 1,110 automatic detectors and the safety lighting will be renovated. The main trade is in the area of electrical installations.

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Abt.III

·München

Measurement, Control, and Regulation Technology for Climate Chamber Center at MPI New Building

New construction of the measurement, control, and regulation technology (MCR) for the climate chamber center of the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Plant Physiology in Potsdam-Golm. The construction work includes the establishment of a cross-trade networked, digital automation system (GA network with separate Ethernet cabling), divided into two information focal points (ISP 01 for HVAC system 1 and ISP 02 for heat dissipation, ventilation, and thermal energy supply). The scope of services includes the construction of the system as well as its inspection, maintenance, and repair.

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Abt.III

·Potsdam-Golm, Am Mühlenberg 1

Rehabilitation of refrigeration generation for Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, STI III

Rehabilitation of refrigeration generation: Dismantling and disposal of 3 chillers each approx. 972 kW (refrigerant R134a), 6 standard pumps up to 15 kW, including associated piping approx. 110 m, DN150-300, and insulation. New installation of approx. 2 compact, water-cooled turbo chillers each 1510 kW, 2 gas detectors, 1 plate heat exchanger PN10 with 600 kW, 2 diaphragm expansion vessels 80 l, 6 bar, 1 replenishment station PN10 with 1.5 m³/h, 1 pressure maintenance system, 1 filling valve, 3 shut-off valves PN6, DN20-40, 14 cooling/chilled water circulation pumps with flow rate 41 - 260 m³/h up to 860 kW, 1 refrigeration storage system 8000l, 22 air vessels, 16 vibration dampers, 175 m seamless steel threaded pipe OD 21.3 to 60.3 mm including welding, 410 m seamless steel pipe OD 76.1 - 355.6 mm including welding, including associated fittings, valves, measurement and control valves, 2,500 kg C-profile rails galvanized steel, 1,000 kg hollow profile steel construction galvanized steel, media feed-throughs, designation plates, directional arrows, refrigeration insulation, fire protection, and maintenance. Execution deadlines: Start within 12 working days after request (expected by 19.10.2026), completion within 111 working days after the deadline. Work and assembly planning expected immediately after contract award, assembly start expected within 12 working days after request, acceptance-ready completion (including commissioning, trial operation, adjustment) expected approx. 111 working days after assembly start.

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Abt.III

·Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung, Heisenbergstraße 1, 70569 Stuttgart

Renovation of two crane systems

Refurbishment, overhaul and modernisation of two double-girder overhead travelling cranes (make Häupler-Wenker, lifting capacity 120,000 kg / 6,300 kg each, year of manufacture 1973, factory no. K 72620 and K 72621) in the EZ2 generator hall of the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics in Garching. The work includes the renewal of the entire electrical system (control cabinets and wiring), the replacement of all crane travel, trolley travel and main hoist motors with pole-changing motors or motors with mechanical fine lift, the retrofitting of overload protection devices (load measuring pins) as well as the renewal of the radio remote controls (make HBC radiomatic, model Spectrum1). A prior on-site inspection is mandatory for a proper calculation.

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Wissenschaften e.V., Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik

·Garching bei München

Max Planck Society Tenders

The Max Planck Society (MPG) is one of the world's most renowned research organizations and a significant public contracting authority in Germany. With 86 institutes, around 24,000 employees, and an annual budget exceeding 2 billion euros, MPG continuously awards contracts for cutting-edge research.

Key Procurement Areas

Major scientific equipment , Particle accelerators, electron microscopes, telescopes
Laboratory equipment , Chemistry, biology, physics labs, cleanroom technology
IT and HPC , Supercomputers, research data infrastructure, AI clusters
Construction , New institute buildings, research campus modernization
Facility management , Building operations, technical maintenance
Consulting , Science management, evaluation

Procurement Bodies

Max Planck General Administration Munich , Central procurement
86 Max Planck Institutes nationwide , Institute-specific tenders

Procurement Platforms

evergabe-online.de , Federal procurement platform
TED , EU-wide notices

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Conveyor Technology for the Renovation of Structural-Technical Infrastructure

Renovation of the structural and technical infrastructure in the field of conveying technology for the Max Planck Society in Munich. The measure includes the modernisation of existing lift systems, including two twin groups (North Hall and West Hall) and three passenger/freight lifts (kitchen, waste, library). The work includes dismantling, installation of new components and subsequent maintenance services. The main trade is the installation of lifts.

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Abt.III

·München

Metal Construction Steel-Glass Doors for the Renovation of Structural-Technical Infrastructure

Renovation of the structural and technical infrastructure of the General Administration of the Max Planck Society in Munich. The measure includes the demolition and complete renewal of steel frame glass elements, in particular approx. 60 T30-RS and 3 T90-RS steel frame glass doors, as well as approx. 67 demolitions. In addition, approx. 75 m² of glass fillings will be replaced and 7 F30 glass partition walls will be renewed. The main trade is metal construction (steel-glass doors).

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Abt.III

·München

Outdoor facilities for the institute building extension at MPI for Biogeochemistry, Jena

Services for the object planning of open spaces according to § 39 HOAI in service phases 1 to 9 for the extension of the institute building of the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena. The construction project includes the demolition of the old greenhouse, the extension of an institute building with office, special and laboratory areas, and the new construction of a greenhouse. The open spaces include, among other things, the design of the outdoor facilities with 12 parking spaces, terrain modeling and traffic access. The estimated total construction costs (KG 200-700) amount to approx. 12.5 million € net, of which approx. 0.36 million € net are attributable to KG 500 (outdoor facilities).

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft , GV-Bauabteilung

·München

Electrical Engineering Services for Institute Building Extension MPI for Biogeochemistry, Jena

Specialist planning of technical building equipment for electrical engineering (ELT, plant groups 4 and 5) as part of the expansion of the institute building of the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena. The construction project includes the demolition of the old greenhouse, the new construction of an extension building with office, special and laboratory areas, and the new construction of a greenhouse with a technical center. The main quantities include a gross floor area (GFA) of 2,125 m² in total and a gross volume (GV) of 9,687 m³. The dominant main trade is specialist electrical engineering planning (power current as well as telecommunications and information technology systems) across service phases 2 to 9.

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft , GV-Bauabteilung

·München

HVAC Planning Services for Institute Building Extension

Specialist planning for technical equipment (HVAC + BA) for the extension of the institute building of the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena. The construction project includes the demolition of the old greenhouse, the extension of an institute building with office, special and laboratory areas, and the new construction of a greenhouse. The gross floor area (GFA) of the extension including the greenhouse is 2,125 m² with a gross volume (GV) of 9,687 m³. The main trade is in the TGA specialist planning for plant groups 1, 2, 3, 7 and 8 according to HOAI.

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft , GV-Bauabteilung

·München

Laboratory planning for the extension of the institute building at MPI for Biogeochemistry, Jena

Specialist planning of technical equipment for medical and laboratory technology systems (system group 7) within the framework of the expansion of the institute building of the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena. The construction project includes the demolition of the old greenhouse, an extension building with office, special and laboratory areas, and the new construction of a greenhouse with a pilot plant. Key quantities include a gross floor area of 2,125 m² and a gross volume of 9,687 m³. The main trade is TGA specialist planning for laboratory technology systems.

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft , GV-Bauabteilung

·München
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