Tenders Are Invited For Floor-Screed Works – Screed Work - Natural Stone - Tiles, Ccm, Building 2660

Floor-Screed Works – Screed Work - Natural Stone - Tiles, Ccm, Building 2660. The Aschheim-Zondek House, Built In 1837 By The Architect Ludwig Ferdinand Hesse As A Smallpox House, Is Located In The Northern Part Of The Charité Campus Mitte. It Is The Charités Oldest Surviving Building. It Is Registered As An Individual Monument In The Berlin Monument List. The Aschheim-Zondek House Is Currently Used As A Research Center With Laboratories And Service Rooms For The Neuropathology And Neurosurgery Institutes. The Building Is In Serious Need Of Renovation And Should Be Extensively Renovated. Floating Screeds, Natural Stone Floor Coverings, As Well As Wall And Floor Tiles Should Be Laid. There Are Special Requirements According To The Berlin Tendering And Procurement Act (Berlavg), See Tender Documents. Further Information Can Be Found In The Documents Provided On The Charité Procurement Platform (Https://Vergabeplattform.Charite.De).