Removal of a Half Wall

The contract involves the removal of two half-walls located in the waiting area of the U.S. Embassy Consulate in Vienna. The scope of work encompasses demolition and disposal of concrete brick walls totaling approximately 14.5 meters in length and 1.3 meters in height, along with removal of the adjacent floor layers. The contractor will be responsible for dust protection measures, including installing temporary plastic sheeting to contain debris, and managing logistical challenges associated with the city center location, vehicle access, ongoing building operations, restricted working hours, and strict security protocols. Electrical components such as switches, sockets, and wiring embedded in the walls and floors must be dismantled before demolition and reinstalled in existing walls afterward. The floor area will require filling, installation of screed, impact sound insulation, and laminate flooring. Final site cleaning will be necessary for the renovation zone and all impacted areas within the building. Work must be carefully scheduled to minimize disruption to embassy operations, requiring short and flexible time slots including nights and weekends, with adherence to US government security regulations. Clearances for personnel, vehicles, and materials must be secured, and all safety and protective measures observed. The anticipated execution period for construction is approximately four to five days in the fall of 2026. Interested contractors are directed to submit quotations according to detailed tender documents to be released as the procurement process advances. The contact points provided are representatives of the U.S. Embassy Vienna’s Department of State office.