Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services

Description

Statsbygg requests, in connection with project: No 1148702 Name: Campus NTNU, collecting campuses For tenders on — Programming and engineering design services — group contract (PG). The tender must include the following disciplines: — engineering design group manager (PGL), — architect (ARK) for design, — programming consultant, — user-involvement consultant, — landscape architect (LARK), — interior architect (IARK), — consultant geotechnical engineer (RIG), — user-equipment consultant, — consultant engineer for construction (RIB), — consultant engineer for HVAC including sanitary installations (RIV), — consultant electrical engineer (RIE), — BIM-/GIS coordinator, — coordinator of integrated building installations (‘RITB’), — energy engineer consultant (RIEn) with BREEAM certification, — consultant acoustics engineer (RIA), — consultant fire engineer (RIBr), — consulting building physics engineer (RIBFy), — consultant engineer, the environment (RIM). Option: Consulting Geotechnical Engineer (RIG). The tenderers must give a price for RIG, but the discipline is an option for the Directorate of Public Construction and Property. Competence requirements for the RIG are set in point 2.3 below. The Directorate of Public Construction and Property will decide if the option is triggered after the contract has been signed. An individual competition can be arranged for RIG, which will then be transferred to PG. The co-location of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology'a (NTNU) campus in Trondheim will be carried out up until 2028 as a general and continuous project for the co-location of multi-disciplinary subjects around Gløshaugen. The project will bring together large parts of NTNU's activities in Trondheim to the area surrounding Gløshaugen. The co-location involves moving the subjects that are currently located at Dragvoll (humanistic and social science subjects) and Midtbyen (art and music). These subjects will thus be co-located with the technical and scientific environments at Gløshaugen, with medicine, health and teacher courses at Øya and Kalvskinnet. The main reason behind the project is the need to establish synergies between the academic environments by co-locating NTNU in Trondheim. The co-location of the campuses must facilitate increased interdisciplinary communication and collaboration and create better quality in the education, research innovation, art and communication environments. The work will be carried out in two contracts: one contract for planning services for the detailed development and one contract for programming services and engineering design services. This enquiry is for programming services and engineering services. The Ministry of Education and Research is the contracting authority, the project owner and manager of the project council. Statsbygg is the builder and manager of the project. NTNU will manage the receipt of the project, and will be the future administrator and user. The PG Group reports to Statsbygg's [the Directorate of Public Construction and Property's] project manager.