Subject of the contract: Preparation of the technical proposal for the competitive bidding process to award the Technology Multiservice contract to be performed at properties owned or used by healthcare agencies (AA.SS.LL., AA.OO., AA.OO.UU., I.R.C.C.S.) within the Regional Health Service (S.S.R.) of the Campania Region – SORESA Multiservice.
Objective of the Contract: The objective of the contract is to develop a technical proposal for each lot that outlines the best methods for coordinating all activities related to the management, operation, and maintenance of the buildings and facilities.
Key information
Client Name: Leading energycompany
Contract Name: SORESA Multiservice Tender
Project Period: February 2025
Total Contract Amount: The contract amount , including all 6 lots, totals €455,959,069.50
Buildings Involved: The properties involved in the Soresa Multiservice Technology tender—which are owned or used by various hospital systems—are divided into 6 lots, each corresponding to specific groups, as indicated below:
- Lot 1: Salerno Local Health Authority (A.S.L.) and Ruggi Hospital (A.O.)
- Lot 2: Local Health Authorities (AA.SS.LL.) Naples 1 Center and Naples 2 North
- Lot 3: A.O. Colli, I.R.C.C.S. Pascale, and A.O. Santobono
- Lot 4: Parishes of St. Anne and St. Sebastian, St. Pius and Moscati
- Lot 5: The Works of Frederick II and Vanvitelli
- Lot 6: Local Health Authorities (AA.SS.LL.) of Naples 3 South and Avellino
Description of activities:
As part of the bidding process for the award of the Multiservice Technology Maintenance Contract covering the technological systems and building structures of various hospital systems in the Campania Region, a series of technical and operational activities were carried out in preparation for the drafting of the technical report.
The contract consists of six lots, each corresponding to one or more hospital complexes affiliated with hospital systems located throughout the region.
The properties involved in the project are owned or operated by various hospital systems and include hospitals, health care facilities, and other facilities with highly complex engineering and management systems.
The activities began withthe conduct of mandatory on-site inspections at all the hospitals involved.
These site inspections proved essential for directly verifying the condition of existing systems, accessibility, and the technological solutions implemented, as well as for conducting a preliminary assessment of maintenance and operational needs.
In parallel with the site inspections, an in-depth analysis of the bid documentation was conducted, with particular attention paid to the Technical Specifications, the Bidding Guidelines, and the attached documents. The goal was to gain a comprehensive understanding of the scope of the requested service, the expected quality standards, and the technical requirements to be met.
Based on these analyses and the findings from the site inspection, a detailed technical report was prepared describingthe proposedmethodological approach forperforming maintenance and management services for the systems, including: air conditioning systems, electrical systems, plumbing and sanitation systems, medical gas systems, fire protection systems, elevator systems, and building structures.
A central factor was the Contracting Authority’s need for a system to monitor indoor temperature and humidity.
In response, in addition to basic environmental monitoring, the proposal submitted in the Multiservizio Tecnologico bid was designed to enable dynamic control and optimized management of the systems, with the goal of ensuring thermo-hygrometric comfort in healthcare facilities.
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