BImA Extends Spie's Role in German Historical Museum's Technical Management
The Federal Agency for Real Estate Tasks (BImA) has extended its partnership with Spie for the technical building management of the renowned German Historical Museum in Berlin. This five-year contract marks a continuation of a relationship that has spanned over two decades.
Spie, a leading provider of technical services, will continue to oversee the smooth operation and maintenance of the museum's buildings. This includes managing all technical systems such as heating, ventilation, sanitation, climate control, fire safety, and energy consulting. The company's expertise ensures that the museum's cultural assets are preserved and displayed in optimal conditions.
The German Historical Museum, located in the heart of Berlin, is one of the world's most significant history museums. It houses an extensive collection that spans from prehistoric times to the present day. Spie's role is crucial in maintaining the environment that protects these invaluable artifacts.
Spie's portfolio in Berlin extends beyond the German Historical Museum. The company also manages other notable buildings in the city, including the Pei Building, the Neue Wache, and the Depot. This new contract further solidifies Spie's commitment to Berlin's cultural heritage.
The extension of Spie's contract with BImA ensures that the German Historical Museum will continue to benefit from Spie's technical expertise for another five years. This partnership is a testament to Spie's reliable and efficient management of cultural institutions, preserving Germany's rich history for future generations.
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