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Planning office

Hille Tesch Architekten + Stadtplaner PartGmbB

Hille Tesch Architekten + Stadtplaner PartGmbB from Ingelheim has received one public planning contract since 2024 (as of 5 Oct 2026).

As of: · Source: official notices (Datenservice Öffentlicher Einkauf, CC0), EU Official Journal (TED) and procurement portals · How we count

55218 Ingelheim, Rhineland-PalatinateArchitectural designRegister No. 4700
1
planning contracts, since 27 Aug 2024
0
in the last twelve months
€30,742
median contract value, 1 stating one
6
median number of bids, 1 stating it

Contracts per year

2024: 1 contract12024

The network of this office

Contracting authoritiesServicesStarke Projekte GmbH1Starke Projekte GmbH: 1Architectural design1Architectural design: 1Hille Tesch Arc…1 contracts

Contracting authorities

Services

  • Architectural design1

Contracting authorities from the award notices, services from the planning contracts.

Recently commissioned

DateContractContracting authorityValue
27 Aug 2024Niederzier, Ellbachzentrum; Betreuung eines Realisierungswettbewerbs gem. RPW 2013Design competition · NoticeStarke Projekte GmbHNorth Rhine-Westphalia€30,742

The 1 most recent of 1.

Questions and answers

How many public contracts has Hille Tesch Architekten + Stadtplaner PartGmbB received?

Hille Tesch Architekten + Stadtplaner PartGmbB has received 1 public planning contract since 2024. The median contract value is €30,742, calculated over 1 contract with a stated value.

Which contracting authorities does Hille Tesch Architekten + Stadtplaner PartGmbB plan for most often?

Most contracts came from Starke Projekte GmbH (1).

Which planning services does Hille Tesch Architekten + Stadtplaner PartGmbB provide?

Most contracts fall under “Design competition” (1).

In which German states does Hille Tesch Architekten + Stadtplaner PartGmbB plan?

Most contracts came from North Rhine-Westphalia (1).