Design documentation and author supervision for a building’s primary energy-efficiency improvements

Summary

The Emergency Medical Service is procuring design documentation and author supervision for primary energy-efficiency improvements to a culturally significant, 539 m² building in Riga. The project aims to achieve at least 70% savings in annual primary energy consumption and includes envelope insulation, roof and foundation-plinth improvements, replacement windows and exterior doors, and related building systems work. The contract is not divided into lots and includes design followed by supervision during construction.