Hpq, New Laboratory and Office Building, Bkp 561 Security Tender

• Country: Switzerland
• Summary: Hpq, New Laboratory and Office Building, Bkp 561 Security by Third Parties
• CHT Ref No: 130761544
• Deadline: 26 Feb 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 777754-2025
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• Description:
• Provision of security services as part of the HPQ project.
  With the HPQ laboratory and office building, ETH Zurich is building a physics building on the Hoenggerberg campus with future-oriented laboratory and office use, which will enable research into physical phenomena at the limits of technology possible.
  The heart of the building is the
  * D-Phys laboratories with 5,500 m2 of usable space
  * D-Phys office space with 4,000 m2 of usable space
  as well as the three interdepartmental technology platforms in the basement
  * FIRST II laboratories with 1,800 m2 of usable space
  * MMC laboratories with 400 m2 of usable space
  * CLNE laboratories with 450 m2 of usable space
  For the D-Phys laboratories and each of the platforms mentioned above there are different user requirements due to the specific User-specific concepts for ventilation, heating, electrical access, laboratory media access and use of space were created. Usage units: The building includes four laboratories in an above-ground volume of approximately 60,000 m3
  Office floors, a public two-story ground floor and an attic
  Building technology structures.
  The underground building volume of approx. 90,000 m3 is divided into 6 basement floors, a main building and a side building located on the side, which houses the most sensitive research facilities (platforms). Influences from inside and outside the building can significantly disrupt or even make the experiments carried out there impossible. The platforms (laboratories) st...
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