Public procurement notice: Contract Award Notice
Published: 2024-07-15
Region: DK031
Contract type: Works
Procedure: Restricted procedure
CPV classification: 32321200 | 39154000 | 45000000: Construction work | 71200000 | 71530000: Construction consultancy services
Estimated value: 15500000 DKK
Award criteria: quality

Technical requirements: The tender is conducted as a restricted tender in accordance with the Public Procurement Act §§ 58-60. This procurement procedure involves dividing the process into two phases: (i) a prequalification phase and (ii) a tender phase. In the initial prequalification phase, any company can apply for prequalification on the basis of the tender notice. After the application deadline, the Client will select the companies that are best suited to submit tenders for the project. In the subsequent tender phase, the applicants selected by the Client in the prequalification phase will be invited to submit a tender by submitting a proposed solution.
The present tender concerns the concept proposals for dissemination and experience design at the National Centre for Coastal Nature and Sport Fishing at the Middle Pier at Assens Harbour. The project is tendered as a turnkey contract. The National Centre for Coastal Nature and Sport Fishing will be an experience centre which, through experiences and stories about the sea, coasts, lakes, streams, fish, and angling, will make visitors marvel at life beneath the water surface, and which will make visitors want to try their hand at unique nature experiences. There is a call for a turnkey contractor who can deliver a strong and inspiring concept, thereby creating an attraction of international class. The total economy for the turnkey project amounts to DKK 15,500,000 excl. VAT. An ongoing design competition defines the building framework for the centre, which will have a beautiful location in the transition between the market town (Assens), the coast (Little Belt) and the coastal landscapes (the Funen archipelago). The centre is expected to open spring 2027. Reference is also made to the tender documents, which comprise a detailed description of the project.
The centre will be established at the Middle Pier, Assens Harbour
ccording to the Act on the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement, the following deadlines apply for filing a complaint: * Complaints about not having been prequalified must be submitted to the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement within 20 calendar days from the day following the sending of a notification to the affected applicants of who has been selected, cf. section 171 of the Danish Public Procurement Act, (2) or Section 2(1)(1) of the Danish Complaints Board Act, where the notification is accompanied by a statement of reasons for the decision. In other situations, an complaint against a call for competition must be filed with the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement before: (1) 45 calendar days after the contracting entity has published a notice in the Official Journal of the European Union announcing the award of a contract. The period shall begin on the day following that on which the notice was published. (2) 30 calendar days from the day following that on which the contracting entity notifies the tenderers concerned that a contract based on a framework agreement reopening competition or a dynamic purchasing system has been awarded, if the notification has given reasons for the decision. (3) six months after the contracting entity has concluded a framework agreement, counting from the day following the day on which the contracting entity notifies the candidates and tenderers concerned, cf. section 2(2) of the Danish Complaints Board Act or section 171(2) of the Danish Public Procurement Act.
4. (4) 20 calendar days from the day after the contracting entity has notified its decision, cf. section 185(2) of the Danish Public Procurement Act. At the latest at the same time as a complaint is filed with the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement, the complainant shall inform in writing the contracting entity that the complaint be submitted to the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement and whether the complaint was filed during the standstill period, cf. section 6(4) of the Danish Complaints Board Act. In cases where the complaint has not been filed during the standstill period, the complainant must also state whether suspensive effect of the complaint is requested, cf. section 12(1) of the Danish Complaints Board Act. At the same time as filing a complaint, a complaint fee of DKK 20,000 must be paid to the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement.
The present tender deals with concept proposals for dissemination and experience design at the National Centre for Coastal Nature and Sport Fishing, at the Middle Pier at Assens Harbour. The project is tendered as a turnkey project. The National Centre for Coastal Nature and Sport Fishing will be an experience centre which, through experiences and stories about the sea, coasts, lakes, streams, fish, and angling, will make visitors marvel at life beneath the water surface, and which will make visitors want to try their hand at unique nature experiences. There is a call for a turnkey contractor who can deliver a strong and inspiring concept, thereby creating an attraction of international class. The total economy for the turnkey project amounts to DKK 15,500,000 excl. VAT. An ongoing design competition defines the building framework for the centre, which will have a beautiful location in the transition between the market town (Assens), the coast (Little Belt) and the coastal landscapes (the Funen archipelago). The centre is expected to open spring 2027. Reference is also made to the tender documents, which comprise a detailed description of the project. The tender documents are available in electronic format on RIB Software (Byggeweb) with the tender number: TN007688A.


Number of bids: 0