Bomb Detection and Removal for Medical Lab and Office Building Project

This tender concerns the detection and removal of unexploded ordnance (UXO), specifically bombs, at a construction site in Oldenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany. The work is preparatory to the construction of a new medical laboratory and office building on the University of Oldenburg campus. This requires specialized expertise in UXO survey, identification, and safe disposal.

The project complexity is likely moderate to high, given the sensitivity of a university environment and the potential presence of deeply buried or unstable ordnance. While the specific size of the construction site is unknown, the presence of a medical lab and office building suggests a project of substantial scale. Contractors must possess the necessary certifications and licenses to handle UXO in Germany. The deadline for submissions is relatively tight, less than a month from publication.

Missing CPV codes limits precise risk assessment. Given the German regulatory environment and the project location within a university campus, strict adherence to safety and environmental regulations will be mandatory. The lack of a stated contract value further necessitates thorough due diligence and cost estimation from interested contractors.