Tenders Are Invited For Installation Work Of Illumination And Signaling Systems – Modernization Of Lighting In The Dguv Academy In Dresden - Houses 1 And 3

Installation Work Of Illumination And Signaling Systems – Modernization Of Lighting In The Dguv Academy In Dresden - Houses 1 And 3. The Client (Ag) Intends To Modernize The Lighting In The Dguv Academy In Dresden. The Academy Of The German Statutory Accident Insurance (Dguv) Carries Out Various Tasks At Its Location At Königsbrücker Landstrasse 2, 01109 Dresden, Including In The Areas Of Qualification, Research And Consulting As Well As Congress Management. The Objects In Question, Houses 1 And 3, Are Located On The Propertys Campus. Due To Their Character, This And Its Buildings Will Be Used As A Seminar, Event And Hotel Property 365 Days A Year And Are Already Being Planned For Future Years. The Uses Within The Portfolio At The Dresden Location Have Different Focuses, Which Can Be Divided Into The Areas Of Office Work, Hotel Service And Event Service. The Office And Administration Buildings Are For The Approximately 180 Employees On The Academy Grounds Of The Professional Associations (Bg), Of Which Approximately 100 Employees Are Regularly In The Building. The Event Area Is Busy With Around 300 Special Events Per Year With 10 To 300 Participants Per Event. General: The Existing Lighting Systems Are Currently Equipped With Luminaires That Are Still Completely Operated With Various Mercury-Containing Compact Fluorescent Lamps, Fluorescent Tubes (T8 And T5) Or High-Pressure Metal Halide Lamps Of Various Bases And Power Levels. The Existing Lights Should Be Replaced With New Led Lights With High Efficiency Of At Least 120 Lm / W In Order To Make The Measure Eligible For Funding. In Addition, The Lighting Control (E.G. Through The Use Of Motion Detectors Or Similar) Should Be Optimized In Terms Of Energy. Another Goal Is That When Selecting Luminaires, The Types Of Luminaires Used Should Be Standardized As Much As Possible For The Entire Campus In Order To Limit The Diversity Of Different Parts Of The Spare Parts Required Later To A Minimum. In Addition, The Security Lighting, Which Is Currently Combined With The General Lighting, Should Also Be Separated From It. For This Purpose, The Emergency Lighting Circuits Are Separated From The Affected General Lights And Routed To Separate, Newly Supplemented Safety Lights. According To Expert Reports, Additional Safety Lights Should Also Be Added For Areas Of “Particularly Prominent Places”, Such As Fire Extinguishers And Escape Route Plans, As Well As An Outdoor Light Directly At The House Entrances. For The Safety Lighting Systems, There Is A Product Link To Inotec, Which Reflects The Existing Existing System. The New Lighting Systems Must Meet The Minimum Requirements For Lighting Systems (Illuminance, Uniformity, Glare, Etc.) In Accordance With Applicable Standards And Guidelines (E.G. Din En 12464-1; Asr 3.4; Asr 2.3; Asr 3.4-7, Etc.). The Measures For The Individual Houses Result From De