Preparation of design for execution of works and tender dossier for the Emergency healthcare centre in Belgrade

Preparation of the technical documentation for City of Belgrade Medical Emergency Department (hereafter: CBEMI) started through UNDP project “Open Communities Successful Communities” financed by the European Union (hereinafter UNDP project), which has the objective to enhance local level service provision and capacity building in the host communities affected by the migration crisis. PPF6 project was assigned to continue with e development and to complete the preparation of the remaining technical and tender documentation for demolition, construction, expansion and reconstruction works of CBEMI facility in Belgrade. The main projectrelated facts: The complex consists of three blocks (buildings A, B and C) with total useful area of 4,300 m2 . The complex was originally built in the 50’s of the previous century. After the reconstruction and expansion the total useful area will increase up to 8,000 m2. The current thermal properties of the buildings are unfavorable and also, during the last 20 years, the buildings has lacked adequate investment maintenance resulting with unsatisfactory building comfort, services and interior. The overall objective of this thermal rehabilitation project is to enhance living and working conditions by improving energy efficiency in heating/air-conditioning of the public buildings.

Consequently, proposed measures include the following: Block A will be demolished, and new building will be constructed. New canopy will be constructed between all three blocks. 

The most typical measures to be included in the rehabilitation of buildings B and C would include: 

1) Windows replacement, 2) Construction of façade insulation; 3) Roof insulation and reconstruction of water proofing, including the associated works on rain gutters and electrical earthing installation; 4) Reconstruction of heating system; 5) Reconstruction of the electric lighting installation and installation of new energy efficient lighting, screening of the switch boards cabinets and reconstruction if required; 6) Reconstruction of existing air-conditioning and ventilation systems; 7) Reconstruction of the existing toilets and sanitation services; 8) Reconstruction of floor covers; 9) Construction of fire alarms and signaling; 10) Installation of building management system (BMS) and energy monitoring system (EMS) that would provide continuous monitoring of energy consumption and corresponding savings, 11) Reconstruction of the telecommunication system.