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Planning office
S&P Sahlmann GmbH Leipzig
S&P Sahlmann GmbH Leipzig has received 3 public planning contracts since 2012 (as of 3 Nov 2026).
As of: · Source: official notices (Datenservice Öffentlicher Einkauf, CC0), EU Official Journal (TED) and procurement portals · How we count
04179 Leipzig, SaxonyArchitectural designSchoolRegister No. 27028
3
planning contracts, since 18 Jan 2012
0
in the last twelve months
€358,928
median contract value, 2 stating one
5
median number of bids, 3 stating it
Contracts per year
The network of this office
Contracting authorities
Services
- Architectural design3
- Landscape architecture1
Contracting authorities from the award notices, services from the planning contracts.
Recently commissioned
| Date | Contract | Contracting authority | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Oct 2014 | Planungsleistungen für Gebäude gemäß HOAI § 34 zu Sanierung und Umbau des ehemaligen Bahnhofsgebäude, Wasserturm und Pavillon Bad Salzungen in stufenweiser Beauftragung.General planning · Archive | GEWOG GmbH | |
| 10 Apr 2013 | Generalplanungsleistung für Schulzentrum ZwenkauGeneral planning · School · Archive | Stadt Zwenkau | €545,232 |
| 18 Jan 2012 | Generalplanerleistungen Sanierung und Erweiterung Grundschule Markkleeberg-Großstädteln, Stufe 1 (LP 1-3)General planning · School · Council paper | Stadt Markkleeberg | €172,625 |
The 3 most recent of 3.
Questions and answers
How many public contracts has S&P Sahlmann GmbH Leipzig received?
S&P Sahlmann GmbH Leipzig has received 3 public planning contracts since 2012. The median contract value is €358,928, calculated over 2 contracts with a stated value.
Which contracting authorities does S&P Sahlmann GmbH Leipzig plan for most often?
Most contracts came from GEWOG GmbH (1), Stadt Markkleeberg (1) and Stadt Zwenkau (1).
Which planning services does S&P Sahlmann GmbH Leipzig provide?
Most contracts fall under “General planning” (3).