Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services framework 2026–2029
Original: Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services – Jälki-ilmoitus: Rakentamishankkeiden suunnittelu- ja asiantuntijapalveluiden puitejärjestely 2026-2029 (2030)
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This is a contract notice published by a government body covering services. Bids are invited through a framework agreement. Delivery covers Finland (Europe). It is classified under Environmental Justice and Sustainable Buildings against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.
Framework agreement for architectural, engineering, and inspection services for public building projects (schools, daycare, offices, sports, healthcare facilities) in Rauma, Finland, 2026–2029. Bidders must be licensed architects or engineering firms capable of lead design and project management under Finnish standards.
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Toimeksiannoissa (koulut, päiväkodit, virastot, liikunta- ja sote-rakennukset tai muut julkiset rakennukset) arkkitehti voi toimia pääsuunnittelijana. Arkkitehtisuunnittelussa noudatetaan ARKKITEHTISUUNNITTELUN TEHTÄVÄLUETTELOA ARK18 (RT 103253) hankkeissa erikseen sovittavin soveltuvin osin. Pääsuunnittelussa noudatetaan PÄÄSUUNNITTELUN TEHTÄVÄLUETTELOA PS18 (RT 103254) hankkeissa erikseen sovittavin soveltuvin osin. Toimeksiannot saattavat poiketa tehtäväluetteloista projektikohtaisesti.
Key requirements
- ✓Architect or engineer licensed to act as lead designer (pääsuunnittelija)
- ✓Compliance with Finnish architectural task lists ARK18 (RT 103253) and lead-design task lists PS18 (RT 103254)
- ✓Experience with public building projects (schools, daycare, offices, sports, healthcare, other public buildings)
- ✓Project-specific scope negotiation; task lists applied with variation per assignment
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Environmental justice funding supports communities most exposed to pollution and climate harm, with an emphasis on local leadership. It is offered by public programmes and foundations, often as grants to community organisations and partnerships. Calls typically ask how residents are involved in decisions and how benefits stay in the community.
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