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DLR Standort Neustrelitz - Holzarbeiten (26-0281_B) 2026 Tender

In context

This is a contract notice published by a government body covering construction and works. Delivery covers Germany (Europe). It is classified under Low-Carbon Materials against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

DLR is tendering the timber works (load-bearing wall and ceiling elements, facade cladding, timber windows and steel connections) for a three-storey hybrid timber office building at Neustrelitz, running January to September 2027. It fits established timber-construction contractors with large-scale carpentry capacity rather than early-stage sustainability startups.

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About this tender

Auf dem Gelände des DLR ist am Standort Neustrelitz ein Neubau geplant. Der Neubau wird als dreigeschossiger Holz-Hybridbau errichtet. Das Gebäude wird als freistehendes Bürogebäude errichtet und hat eine Grundabmessung von rd. 81 x 20 m. - Tragende Holzkonstruktion aus Wandbauteilen (Gebäudeabmessung: ca. 80 x 20 x 11 m) und Deckenbauteile (Deckenflächen: ca. 1.520 m²) - Fassadenbekleidung (ca. 1.200 m²) - Stahlteile zur Befestigung und Schnittstelle Stahlbetonbau - Holzfenster: ca. 690 m² - Pfosten-Riegel-Fassade: ca. 80 m² Ausführungszeitraum: voraussichtlich Anfang Januar 2027 – voraussichtlich Anfang September 2027

Key requirements

  • ✓Load-bearing timber wall and ceiling construction (about 1,520 m² of ceiling elements)
  • ✓Timber facade cladding (about 1,200 m²) and timber windows (about 690 m²)
  • ✓Steel fixing parts and interface with reinforced concrete structure; execution January to September 2027

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Low-carbon materials funding covers cement, concrete, steel, chemicals, timber and novel building materials with lower embodied carbon. It ranges from research grants to demonstration plants and public procurement that specifies lower-carbon products. Calls often ask for lifecycle assessment, product testing against standards and interest from buyers in construction or manufacturing.