Rámcová dohoda na Technickou pomoc I - opakování III

The total duration of the contract can be extended by an additional 12 months, resulting in a potential total duration of 36 months. This implies an initial duration of 24 months. The specific contract start date, end date, and any key milestones or phases are not explicitly stated.

The core scope of work and statement of work summary for this tender, referred to as "Rámcová dohoda na Technickou pomoc I - opakování III" (Framework Agreement for Technical Assistance I - Repetition III), involves the provision of technical assistance services to "Technologie hlavního města Prahy, a.s." in Prague.

The services primarily focus on engineering, surveying, and related technical activities for constructions and facilities within the client's business operations.

Key activities and deliverables include:

• Feasibility studies (SP): This involves initial considerations, pre-project preparation, detailed specifications for subsequent project documentation, and cost estimation for investments and projects. The goal is to propose a structural design (economically, technically, operationally, legislatively) and a construction procedure (phasing of implementation works, operational conditions, traffic measures). The delivered work should include a technical report, drawings (situations), photo documentation, alternative solutions, cost estimation, and verification of utility networks.
• Building technical surveys (STP) - NDT: Non-destructive testing for building technical surveys.
• Building design (NS).
• Construction documentation: This includes workshop documentation for individual professions during implementation, aiming to refine the implementation documentation or as-built documentation, or change documentation for the construction.
• Valued budget and bill of quantities: Preparation for the proper assignment of public contracts, including a list of construction works, supplies, and services. It should be processed in Kros software (URS) and be editable (Excel, Kros), including checking compliance with project documentation.
• Engineering activities: Primarily related to obtaining building permits during the preparation or implementation phase. This involves administrative tasks to secure opinions, statements, and permits, including representing the client, negotiating documentation with authorities, utility network administrators, and other participants in the process.

The types of constructions and projects covered generally include:

• Reconstruction of objects and their parts, such as surface structures (plasters, floors), replacement of openings.
• Building electrical installations (power current - SIL and low current - SLB).
• Distribution of technical building equipment (ZTI), central heating (ÚT), air conditioning (VZT), and cooling.
• Public lighting, electrical connections, and associated utility networks.
• MHD shelters, including connections and associated construction modifications.
• Other urban furniture (e.g., signal panels, display cases, obelisks, and similar devices).
• Renewable energy sources, especially photovoltaic power plants, battery storage, and charging stations.

The services also involve coordination with affected authorities and owners of technical and transport infrastructure, coordination with the user, administrator, owner, leading technical and economic councils, on-site inspections, and participation in control days. The scope of work is categorized by complexity and estimated investment costs, ranging from Category I (up to 500,000 CZK for local reconstructions with minimal professional requirements) to Category IV (up to 10,000,000 CZK for entire object reconstructions, including professions).

The specific scope and frequency of individual services will be determined continuously based on the client's current needs throughout the contract duration, as a complete and binding list of specific buildings or objects cannot be established in advance due to the nature of the framework agreement.The core scope of work for this tender, "Rámcová dohoda na Technickou pomoc I - opakování III," encompasses technical assistance services for "Technologie hlavního města Prahy, a.s." in Prague.

The core deliverables and activities include:

• Feasibility studies (SP): This involves initial assessments, pre-project preparation, detailed specifications for subsequent project documentation, and cost estimations for investments and projects. The output should propose structural and construction procedures (economic, technical, operational, legislative aspects), including a technical report, drawings, photo documentation, variant solutions, cost estimates, and verification of utility networks.
• Building technical surveys (STP): Specifically, non-destructive testing (NDT).
• Building design (NS).
• Construction documentation: Including workshop documentation for individual trades during project implementation, intended to refine execution documentation, provide as-built documentation, or handle change documentation for construction.
• Valued budget and bill of quantities: Prepared for public procurement purposes, including a list of construction works, supplies, and services. It must be in editable formats (Excel, Kros) and comply with project documentation.
• Engineering activities: Primarily focused on obtaining building permits during preparation or implementation. This includes administrative tasks to secure opinions, statements, and permits, representing the client, and negotiating with authorities, utility network administrators, and other stakeholders.

The projects typically involve:

• Reconstruction of buildings and their components (e.g., surface structures, plasters, floors, replacement of openings).
• Electrical installations (power current - SIL and low current - SLB) within buildings.
• Distribution systems for technical building equipment (ZTI), central heating (ÚT), air conditioning (VZT), and cooling.
• Public lighting, electrical connections, and associated utility networks.
• MHD shelters, including connections and related construction work.
• Other urban furniture (e.g., signal panels, display cases, obelisks).
• Renewable energy sources, such as photovoltaic power plants, battery storage, and charging stations.

The scope also covers coordination with relevant authorities and infrastructure owners, coordination with users, administrators, owners, leading technical and economic councils, on-site investigations, and participation in control meetings. The specific projects and their extent will be defined on an ongoing basis according to the client's current needs, as a definitive list cannot be established in advance due to the framework agreement's nature.