Tenders Are Invited For Excavating And Earthmoving Work - Gnue, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Construction Of Sports Center (Shl 683-23)

Excavating And Earthmoving Work - Gnue, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Construction Of Sports Center (Shl 683-23). A New One Is To Be Built On The Heide-Süd Campus Of The Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg Sports Center Will Be Created, Consisting Of A Three-Field Hall With An Inner And Outer One Climbing Wall, Adjacent Multi-Story Functional Area, A Single-Story L-Shaped Equipment Extension And Two Outdoor Sports Fields. The One Intended For The New Building Complex Structure Consists Of A Large, Single-Story Sports Hall, A Two- To Three-Story Functional Wing And A Single-Story Equipment And Storage Annex Together. It Has An Irregular Base Area With Maximum Dimensions Of Approx. 60 X 53 M. The Supporting Structure Of The Sports Hall Is Essentially Made Up Of The Hall Walls Made Of Reinforced Concrete With Integrated Reinforced Concrete Supports And The Roof Structure Made Of Steel Trusses Formed On Which A Trapezoidal Sheet Metal Cover Acts As A Supporting Shell For The Roof Sealing Rests. The Single-Story Extension For The Equipment Rooms Has Brick Exterior Walls Sand-Lime Brick And A Reinforced Concrete Ceiling. The Roof Construction Of The Multi-Storey Functional Building Like The Sports Hall, It Consists Predominantly Of Steel Trusses With Trapezoidal Sheet Metal Covering. Earthworks: - Install And Compact Foundation Cushion Height 1.20 M In Layers: 5,000 M³ Concrete And Reinforced Concrete Work: - In-Situ Concrete Reinforced Concrete Floor Slab (30 Cm): 1,800 M² - In-Situ Concrete External Wall Reinforced Concrete (30 Cm): 2,700 M² - Formwork Inner/Outer Wall: 6,200 M² - B500 Reinforcing Steel Bars, Diameter /= 14 Mm: 360 T Of Steel Construction Work: - Steel Truss, For Truss Construction. Weight 240-260 Kg/M, L Binder Approx. 28 M: 112 T Roof Support Shell - Trapezoidal Sheet: - Steel Trapezoidal Profile With Perforations As Roof Support Shell: 2,000 M²