Tenders Are Invited For Engineering Services – Renovation And Conversion Of Village Community Center

Engineering Services – Renovation And Conversion Of Village Community Center. Description Of The Planning Task And The Construction Measure: Note: The Lph 1 - 3 (4) According To Hoai Were Completely Provided By The Stoffel Engineering Office From Heidesheim. The Lph 5 - 8 (9 Optional) Must Be Completed And Rewarded. It Is Imperative That The Existing Planning Is Adopted And Continued Accordingly. Approval Of The Present Planning Was Carried Out By The Client. A Funding Application Was Created On October 8, 2025 And Submitted To The Ministry Of The Interior And Sport Rlp, Mainz. The Approval Has Not Yet Been Received And Is Expected For Summer 2027. The Building Application Was Drawn Up And Submitted On November 10Th, 2025. The Building Permit Has Been Available Since April 22, 2026 And Will Be Made Available For Negotiation. 1. Initial Situation: The Village Community Center Is Located In The Middle Of The Town Center, Close To Other Historical Buildings And Culturally Important Places (E.G. St. Martins Church, Squares, Old School Buildings, Historic Alleys, Etc.). It Covers A Plot Area Of ​​1,292.54 M². The Historic Building Complex In The Village Center Of Gau-Bickelheim, Which Has Grown Over Several Centuries, Consists Of A Square-Oriented Main Building Including A Hall Extension, A Cross-Vaulted Stable, Partly Converted Barns And Another Outbuilding. The Construction Dates Back In Parts To The 16Th Century. The Village Community Center In Gau-Bickelheim Is Subject To The Requirements Of Monument Protection. 2. Usage Concept The Various Rooms Are Currently Actively Used For A Wide Variety Of Local Community Events And Are Largely Available For Public Use. The Central Location Of The Ensemble On The Village Square Is Appreciated By The Community And Is Intended To Strengthen This Location In The Future And Make It Fit For The Future. Due To The Need For Renovation In General, Especially Regarding The Building Technology And The Lack Of Accessibility, The Municipality Has Decided To Examine The Existing Building And The Substance In The Form Of A Feasibility Study And To Present The Need For Renovation. The Municipality Also Intends To Rent Out The Hall Area For Smaller Private Parties And Would Like To Improve The Functionality And Design Of This Area As Part Of A Renovation. It Is A Grown, Historically Significant Building Ensemble That Consists Of Four Independent, Functionally Connected Building Parts: 1/ Main Building: It Is Intended For Use By A Maximum Of 150 People, I.E. No Regulations On Meeting Places! Consisting Of The Historic Two-Storey, Square-Oriented House With A Single-Storey Hall Extension, The Upper Floor Apartments And The Courtyard-Oriented Vaulted Stable (Max. 35 People), With A Basement In Some Areas 2/ Outbuilding: One-And-A-Half-Story Border Building, Oriented Towards The Square On The Gable Side With A Post Office And Youth Room, No Basement 3/ Barn A: With Courtyard-Side Access Via A Gate As A Storage Area For B