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Mechanical & engineering consultants for master architects consortium for terminal 5

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Deadline for application:

Thu, 13 Oct. 2016

Terminal 5 shall be designed to be one that is cost effective to build and operate while allowing flexibility for future changing conditions

The Airport Group invites interested parties to respond to the PQ exercise for the design of the new Terminal 5 Project on the site east of the existing terminals in Changi Airport, also known as the Changi East site. The Airport Group has planned for the development of a new passenger terminal to meet the increased capacity and consolidate the air hub status of Changi Airport over the next decades. The new Terminal 5 will be located between the existing Runway 2 and new Runway 3, and has been planned to consist of a ground transportation centre, main passenger terminal building with associated landside roadways and apron works as well as satellites with associated apron works.

The M & E Consultants selected are expected to have relevant experience necssary and to demonstrate through actual track record to design or coordinate the design of including but not limited to:

a) fire engineering of complex mixed use buildings;
b) computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and thermal stratification forlarge open space expected with occupancy heat load simulation
c) mission critical airport systems;
d) Building Constructuon Authority (BCA)’s Greenmark Platinimum standard (for Building) or equivalent international certification and integration of sustainable technologies;
e) building M & E systems for large multimodal transport terminal facilities;
f) airport specialised systems and IT systems including integration; and
g) use of BIM in design

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