Removal of Hazardous Dust (DDT/Biocides) from Goethe National Museum Roof Areas

This German public procurement tender, located in Weimar, Thuringia, concerns the removal of hazardous dust, primarily DDT and biocides, from roof areas of the Goethe National Museum buildings. The project aims to create a safe working environment for subsequent construction trades by minimizing pollutant exposure. The German description specifies that the work includes establishing site facilities and protective measures, erecting a construction fence to demarcate work areas, and completely sealing windows and doors, as well as covering surfaces.

The CPV codes suggest that the project will involve demolition work (45111000), cleaning services (90911200, 90523000, 90520000) possibly hazardous material remediation. The complexity stems from the hazardous nature of the materials requiring specialized handling, disposal procedures, and adherence to stringent safety regulations. Given the location within a national museum complex, careful coordination with museum authorities and protection of the building's historical fabric will be essential.

The tender's published value is a fixed EUR 66,400. Bidders must assess whether this budget aligns with the expected costs of hazardous material removal, site protection measures, waste disposal and adherence to relevant health and safety regulations. The deadline for submission is April 16, 2026, leaving a limited timeframe for bid preparation. Contractors should carefully evaluate their capacity to meet the specific requirements and deadlines before deciding to bid.