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DGZ Graustein - Lot 17 - Interior doors
DGZ Graustein - Los 17 - Innentüren — original title
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- Deadline: 11 November at 10:00 — 10 days left.
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Contract
Type of service
Clement What the numbers say about this buyer
- In this sector the buyer awards roughly every month (41 awards, most recently October 2026) — the next award is due around December 2026 by that rhythm. The last award went to Weber & Kunz GmbH.n = 41
- 58% of this buyer's awards went to companies that had already won here before (54 awards since 2025, spread over 23 companies). That is well above the sector norm (40%) — newcomers have a harder time here than elsewhere.n = 54 awards since 2025
- The median procedure drew 3 bids (52 procedures with a bid count); 29% ended with a single bidder. Sector: median 4 bids.n = 52
- Across 5 procedures with structured selection criteria, this buyer most often required: Professional liability insurance (5 of 5), Trade register enrolment (5 of 5), Share of subcontractors (2 of 5), References: works (2 of 5).n = 5
- Not one of the 54 awards with a known winner country has gone to a foreign company so far. Sector average: 0%.n = 54
From this buyer's documented awards; comparison values from the same sector and country. Not a forecast, not legal advice. As of 01/11/2026.
Tender documents at a glance
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Vergabeverfahren DGZ Graustein – Los 17 Innentüren (Stadt Spremberg, VOB/A)
The input text concerns an open tender procedure under the German VOB/A for the construction project “DGZ Graustein – Los 17 – Innentüren” of the city of Spremberg (Germany), focusing on the delivery and installation of interior doors.
It compiles the core tender documents (Aufforderung zur Abgabe eines Angebots, Teilnahmebedingungen, Angebotsschreiben, Besondere Vertragsbedingungen, various VHB/VHB‑Bbg forms) and practical guidance to bidders.
The country perspective is exclusively German, with references to German procurement and construction law (VOB/A, VOB/B, BbgVergG, MiLoG, KrWG), EU law on Russia sanctions and EU‑wide technical standards, but the contracting authority and applicable legal framework are German.
The documents extensively detail what the bidder must submit.
Such as: the electronic offer via the Vergabemarktplatz Brandenburg using the official VHB/VVB forms, notably the Angebotsschreiben (Formblatt 213) including price, any price discounts, and acknowledgement of VOB/B and all tender documents; the completed Leistungsverzeichnis/Preisblatt; the price calculation (Formblatt 221 or 222); the declaration on use of wood products (VVB 248); the Brandenburg minimum wage agreement including the specific forms for main contractor and for subcontractors/labour lenders (VHB‑Bbg 5.4 EU); and the Russia‑embargo special form (Sonderformular MWAE Russland‑Embargo).
For qualification, bidders must either provide a valid PQ‑number in a recognised German prequalification register (e.g.
ULV, AVPQ) or, if not prequalified, submit the Eigenerklärung zur Eignung (Formblatt 124) with information on turnover in the last three business years, comparable references over the last five years (and, in case of shortlisting, three detailed reference confirmations), staffing levels and register entries (Handelsregister, Handwerksrolle, IHK).
Additional proof such as Handelsregisterauszug/Gewerbeanmeldung, Handwerkskarte, evidence of Berufshaftpflicht insurance, Freistellungsbescheinigung nach § 48b EStG, SOKA‑Bau certificate and BG‑unbedenklichkeitsbescheinigung can be requested if the offer comes into the closer choice.
The scope of the contract is described as the “Lieferung und Montage von Innentüren” for the DGZ Graustein building complex, with detailed door lists and drawings (Grundrisse DGH, FW, K, MZR) as binding parts of the contract.
Such as: all interior door units defined in the attached Türliste and the long form Leistungsverzeichnis must be supplied, installed and commissioned, including associated services like transport, installation, fitting and user instruction, and – where agreed – later service works on the supplied items.
The place of performance is DGZ Graustein in Spremberg; the exact rooms and quantities are specified in the project drawings and door list.
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The time frame is regulated in the Besondere Vertragsbedingungen (Formblatt 214) and a separate Bauzeitenplan: the start date is tied either to a fixed calendar week or to a number of working days after receipt of the award letter, and completion must be achieved by a specified contractual deadline; these start and completion dates are explicitly declared as “Vertragsfristen”.
The binding period for offers runs until 10.12.2026, while offers must be submitted electronically by 11.11.2026, 10:00, via the Vergabemarktplatz Brandenburg; late or wrongly transmitted offers (e‑mail, fax, communication area) are mandatorily excluded.
Award criteria and their weighting are comparatively simple and mainly price‑driven.
Such as: the Aufforderung zur Angebotsabgabe states “Zuschlagskriterium Preis”, with the award price derived from the “Wertungssumme” of the offer, including recalculated offer sum, unconditional discounts, and – if relevant – effects of a Lohngleitklausel and any linked Instandhaltungsangebote.
Nebenangebote (variants) are as a rule not allowed in this procedure (explicitly: “Nebenangebote sind nicht zugelassen, Nummer 4 der Teilnahmebedingungen gilt nicht”), and any variant or modification of the tender specifications, including attaching own general terms and conditions (AGB), is defined as an inadmissible change of tender documents and leads to exclusion.
Price discounts are only evaluated if unconditional and indicated at the specific location in the Angebotsschreiben.
The documents contain numerous risk‑related and special conditions, such as contractual penalties, guarantees, subcontracting rules, minimum‑wage enforcement and data/communication obligations.
For example, the Besondere Vertragsbedingungen (214) allow the Auftraggeber to impose a daily contractual penalty for each day of delay in meeting the contractual start, completion, or specific intermediate deadlines, capped at a defined percentage of the net contract sum.
Security for contract performance is required at 5 % of the contract sum (incl. VAT, without change orders) where the net amount is at least 250,000 EUR; security for defects claims is set at 3 % of the sum of interim payments at acceptance; these securities must be provided, if used, via the client’s standard guarantee forms.
The Brandenburg minimum‑wage agreements (VHB‑Bbg 5.4 EU) impose a strict duty to pay at least the BbgVergG minimum hourly wage (13,00 EUR, but at least federal MiLoG 13,90 EUR from 01.01.2026) to all workers involved and to ensure equivalent commitments from all subcontractors and labour leasing firms; breaches trigger contractual penalties of 1 % of contract value per proven case (max. 25,000 EUR, total max. 5 % / 250,000 EUR) and can lead to up to three‑year exclusion via a central blocking list, with the possibility of “Selbstreinigung”.
Additionally, the Angebotsschreiben includes a clause on a 15 % lump‑sum damage payment if the bidder is proven to have participated in unlawful collusion, unless a lower damage is proven.
Subcontracting is regulated in VVB 233 (Verzeichnis der Nachunternehmerleistungen) and VVB 235/236, requiring early declaration of subcontracted scopes, naming of subcontractors (names requested already at offer stage) and, in case of capacity loans, binding commitment declarations with joint liability.
Special BVB clauses stipulate extended working hours (up to 22:00 on weekdays, Saturday work), mandatory weekly site meetings and site diaries, daily cleanliness, procedures for time‑and‑materials work and change orders, and detailed waste‑management obligations including proof of proper disposal and possible naming of disposal facilities.
As for contradictions or needed corrections, the documents themselves clarify the primacy and binding nature of certain statements.
Such as: the Teilnahmebedingungen and the Hinweisblatt emphasise that only the officially provided long‑form Leistungsverzeichnis is binding; self‑created short versions serve solely as working aids.
The Aufforderung zur Angebotsabgabe and the Hinweise zur Angebotsabgabe stress that any change or supplement to the tender documents – including the unintentional inclusion of the bidder’s own AGB on stationery, catalogues etc. – constitutes an inadmissible change and leads to automatic exclusion; simultaneously, the same Aufforderung reiterates that “es gelten ausschließlich die Vertragsbedingungen des Auftraggebers (inklusive Vergabeunterlagen, BVB, ZVB)”.
Where there appears to be an older standard text referring to written submission (213/211 general text) versus the specific project note that “Schriftliche Angebote sind nicht zugelassen”, the project‑specific marking in the Aufforderung (Zulassung ausschließlich elektronischer Angebotsabgabe über das Bietertool) governs.
Likewise, if there is any perceived inconsistency between GAEB data exchange files and the written tender, VVB 244 clarifies that the written version prevails and differences must be marked by the contractor.
In case of any remaining uncertainty, bidders are obliged to submit clarification questions exclusively via the Vergabemarktplatz Brandenburg within the stated period; they must not self‑correct texts, leave fields blank, or alter wording on their own, as such modifications would render the offer inadmissible.
Only the contracting authority's tender documents are binding. As of: 24/10/2026
Eligibility analysis from the tender documents
Tender documents — direct download
Who has won at this buyer so far
Across all contract types of this buyer — not just this sector. A city buys software and fire engines through the same purchasing office.
| Company | Awards | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Scholze Haustechnik GmbH · Hoyerswerda | 4 | 2026 |
| Elektro Natusch | 4 | 2026 |
| BROCKMANN KLIMA GmbH, Geschäftsbereich Klima + Kälte · Dresden | 4 | 2026 |
| Ingenieurbüro SLS · Grevenbroich | 3 | 2025 |
| SLB Stadt- u. Landbau Bautzen GmbH · Kubschütz OT Litten | 3 | 2025 |
How often this buyer tenders this kind of work
Tactics
When this buyer has awarded in this sector, usually about 3 bids came in. A normal field for this market. (Based on 41 completed awards — not a statement about this procedure.)
This procedure allows 22 days between publication and deadline — typical in this country is 32 (median of 20,496 procedures). Much tighter than usual: the first week counts.
Foreign bidders
In Germany · Construction work, 687 contracts went to foreign companies over the last 3 years (of 244,229 recorded awards) — mostly from Austria, France, Poland.
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