KVA Plus selective study for the Thun waste-to-energy plant
SIMAP
Overview
AVAG KVA AG is seeking a selective study for the Thun waste-to-energy plant, covering architecture, civil engineering and landscape architecture. The concept must coordinate operational, architectural and urban, landscape, transport and social requirements while allowing for future development. Applications are due on 25 November 2026 at 16:00 CET; participant selection is scheduled for 31 December 2026, with no time stated. Each planning team that submits a complete and timely proposal meeting the programme receives CHF 100,000 including expenses and excluding VAT; the notice states a total compensation pool of CHF 600,000. Consortiums are allowed, but members may not submit multiple applications.
Information based on the public notice
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What the buyer needs
Selective design study for architecture, civil engineering and landscape architecture for the Thun waste-to-energy plant and its surroundings.
- Selective procedure. Consortiums are allowed, but a participant may not submit multiple applications through consortium membership. Subcontracting is not specified. Qualification and award criteria are in the programme documents. Each complete, timely and programme-compliant proposal earns CHF 100,000 excluding VAT; total compensation is CHF 600,000.
Tender details
- Buyer
- AVAG KVA AG
- Country
Switzerland
- Procedure
- selective
- Classification
- Architecture and engineering services · CPV 71000000
- Notice reference
- 46577 · 46577-01
- Disciplines
- Architecture, civil engineering and landscape architecture
- Compensation
- CHF 100,000 per compliant planning team; CHF 600,000 total, excluding VAT
- Participant selection
- 31 December 2026; date only
- Official contact
- info@avag.ch; +41332265656
What to check in the tender documents
- The public notice does not reproduce the programme’s detailed design requirements or evaluation criteria.
Original notice
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Studienauftrag KVA Plus
Official source: SIMAP ↗
https://www.simap.ch/de/project-detail/57c0d7cd-68c9-426d-8574-8842a7069864
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