Ipse Bruggen Sustainable Tender

Description Refurbishment and new construction of long-term care facilities for clients with intellectual disabilities predominately within the Dutch province Zuid Holland over the period 2019-2028.Objectives The project supports the improvement of the Promoters current facilities through refurbishment replacement and extension. The improvement encompasses buildings equipment and surrounding areas with nearly 80 of the investment plan focused on the Promoters three main sites. The project is furthermore dedicated to improve the Promoters service offer quality and delivery efficiency and hence it helps to address changing demand for care and increasing quality requirements. The project further aims to improve the Promoters sustainability level. The Promoter wants to offer clients a healthy appealing and safe living environment. To achieve this the Promoter participates in the Green Deal Sustainable Care. The current real estate will be improved through a CO2 roadmap which consists of investments in isolation heat pumps solar panels and energy-efficient installations.SectorsHealth - Human health and social work activitiesProposed EIB finance Approximate amountEUR 100 millionTotal cost Approximate amountEUR 250 millionEnvironmental aspects Care facilities of this kind are not specifically mentioned in the EIA Directive 201452EU amending the Directive 201192EU though the project is covered by Annex II of the Directive in relation to urban development. The compliance with requirements of the EIA Directive 201192EU as amended by 201452EU on Environmental Impact Assessment EIA and Habitats Directive will be verified during appraisal. In line with Directive 201031EU the buildings will have to meet at least the relevant national targets on energy efficiency. The design energy performance of the buildings and any specific related targets to be met will be verified during appraisal.ProcurementThe Promoter has been assessed by the EIB as being a private company not subject to EU rules on public procurement or concessions. However if at the project appraisal the EIB were to conclude that the Promoter is subject to the EU public procurement legislation then the Bank would duly inform the Commission Services and would require the Promoter to apply those rules.StatusUnder appraisal - 18022021