Bike Park Construction in Ferdinand-Drexler-Weg, Nuremberg

This public tender concerns the construction of a bike park in Nuremberg, Germany. The project involves landscaping work, specifically the creation of an approximately 1,200 sqm area bike park, with an 800 sqm riding area and a 175m track. The track construction primarily uses unbound aggregate (likely water-bound or stabilized). A significant portion (2/3) incorporates wooden elements, located under existing trees. The wooden structures will be up to 3 meters in height. Drainage is handled through infiltration trenches.

The scale is relatively small, indicated by the area and track length. The complexity lies in the integration of wooden elements, potentially requiring specialized carpentry skills, and the drainage system. The location under existing tree cover could also present logistical challenges for construction. The success of the project relies on proper selection of materials for the unbound aggregate and the correct installation of the drainage system to ensure it meets regulatory requirements for local drainage.

Potential bidders should assess their experience with similar projects involving unbound aggregate construction, wooden structure fabrication, and drainage system implementation, as well as their logistical capabilities for working around existing trees. Given the absence of a stated deadline, contractors should confirm this with the contracting authority before committing resources to the tender.