Specialist Planner Construction SIA 32-53 for TR1580 and TR1670
The 220 kV power lines Chamoson – Gstaad (TR1580a), Gstaad – Mühleberg (TR1580b) and Riddes – St. Bernard (TR1670) run through the Swiss Alps across the cantons of Bern, Valais and Fribourg. The aforementioned power lines, which were largely constructed in the 1950s, have reached the end of their technical service life and must be renovated and adapted to the currently applicable standards. For the planning and coordination of this project, this tender aims to procure the specialist planner construction for SIA phases 32-53, whereby a minor part concerns services from SIA phase 31. In addition to the discipline-specific scope of services within his area of responsibility, the specialist planner construction also supports the coordination with cross-disciplinary technical disciplines, including, for example, environmental planning or specialist planning for line infrastructure. The following sub-areas are to be organized by the planner himself: Engineering and planning in the civil and underground works sub-projectSupport for coordination of cross-disciplinary technical disciplinesProject management (Optional) The following sub-areas are provided by the client: Client-side overall BIM coordinationClient-side project managementThird party for client-side support (BHU)Third party for overall coordination and planning of all specialist fields (overall management)Third party for engineering and planning in the line infrastructure sub-projectThird party for design and planning in the environmental planning sub-projectThird party for design and planning in the land acquisition sub-projectThird party for modelling in PLS-CADD and TOWERThird party for performing assembly acceptance The basic contract includes planning services for SIA phases 32-33, whereby a minor part also concerns services from SIA phase 31. SIA phases 41-53 are likewise part of this contract, but are awarded as an option. For more detailed information on the scope of services, see documents C100 and C101.