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

Description

Oslo Municipality c/o the Municipal Undertaking for Culture and Sports Facilities Oslo, hereafter called the contracting authority, invites tenderers to participate in an open tender contest for the total renovation of Bøler Swimming Pool - turnkey contract. The swimming pool is 12.5 m x 25 m. It is a warm pool with a temperature of 32 oC. The swimming pool was built in 1980 and is on the Cultural Heritage Management Office's yellow list. The intention of the renovation is to give the swimming pool a new and modern expression, with the required upgrades to the swimming pool and accompanying changing rooms, HC adaptations, an expansion of the technical room and, at the same time, maintaining a lot of the building's existing floor plan. Emphasis will be put on robust and modern systems that give more user friendliness and improved long term operating economy. The most comprehensive changes involve; insertion of a new steel pool, a new room plan for the public changing rooms, an expansion of the technical room with an extension in the basement dug out of the terrain. Option — ground heating as a solution for heating instead of district heating. Oslo Municipality c/o the Municipal Undertaking for Culture and Sports Facilities Oslo, hereafter called the contracting authority, invites tenderers to participate in an open tender contest for the total renovation of Bøler Swimming Pool - turnkey contract. The swimming pool is Oslo's most popular swimming pool and it has many visitors. The swimming pool is 12.5 m x 25 m. It is a warm pool with a temperature of 32 oC. The swimming pool was built in 1980 and is on the Cultural Heritage Management Office's yellow list together with the neighbouring buildings, Bøler Community Centre and Bøler Library. The community centre and library were designed by the known Norwegian architect Sverre Fehn. The style and materials used in the swimming pool building fit in with the neighbouring buildings so that the three buildings together appear as a complete building environment. The intention of the renovation is to give the swimming pool a new and modern expression, with the required upgrades to the swimming pool and accompanying changing rooms, HC adaptations, an expansion of the technical room and, at the same time, maintaining a lot of the building's existing floor plan. The building must have a design that is inviting and inclusive for all population groups. Furthermore, emphasis will be put on robust and modern solutions that give more user friendliness and improved long term operating economy. The most comprehensive changes involve: — insertion of a new steel pool — new room plan for the public changing rooms — expansion of the technical room with an extension in the basement dug out of the terrain — Option — ground heating as a solution for heating instead of district heating. For further information please refer to the tender documentation and annexes.