(b26050) Renovation of Swiss Embassy building in Budapest / BCC 290
The Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics is procuring a multidisciplinary design team to renovate and modernise Budapest’s 2,000 m² Swiss Embassy, meeting current standards while improving operations and security and preserving its architectural value.
- Deliverables
- Lead design, architecture, structural engineering and MEP services span design through commissioning and handover.
- Eligibility
- One comparable completed or ongoing building-renovation reference, about 10 years recent, costing at least CHF 1'500'000.00 or HUF 585'000'000.00; Hungarian permits required.
- Award
- Price 30%, architect and MEP references 20% each, contract analysis/sustainability 30%; hearings may assess quality criteria.
- Watch out
- Contract penalties include 10% of remuneration, minimum CHF 3,000.00 and maximum CHF 100,000.00 for specified employment or environmental breaches.
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- (b26050) Documents.zipTender documents · 9.6 MB
Key dates
- 17.09.2026Published on simap.ch
- 13.10.2026Questions round
- 04.12.2026, 23:59Submission deadlineDeadline in 45 days
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Unofficial reproduction. The French text below is taken unchanged from SIMAP notice no. 43413. Only the official notice is binding.
The Swiss Embassy in Hungary is located on Stefánia Street on the Pest side of Budapest. The two-storey building, with a floor area of approximately 2,000 m², was constructed in 1907. In 1938, the Swiss Confederation leased the property and subsequently acquired the building, which is now classified as worthy of preservation. After several decades of use, the building requires comprehensive renovation and modernization to comply with current building regulations and standards. The project aims not only to refurbish and upgrade the property, but also to optimize operational processes and enhance security measures, while preserving the building’s architectural value.