Wismar: Sports hall stays closed for longer - high costs threaten!

Wismar: Sports hall stays closed for longer - high costs threaten!

in Wismar, the construction of the new sports hall in the Friedenshof district will delay itself due to the bankruptcy of a construction company. Mayor Thomas Beyer announced that the completion is now planned for February 2026 after the construction activities were abruptly to stand up last July. The city administration has now commissioned a new construction company to complete the project, which was originally supposed to cost 11.5 million euros. How much more expensive the construction work ultimately becomes unclear how NDR reported .

A positive aspect in the chaotic construction process is that the former company has withdrawn its bankruptcy. This enables the city to take legal steps and to assert damage. The Hanseatic city has so far not been able to quantify the financial loss, and the construction work has therefore been rewritten. The original completion of the two-field sports hall was planned for spring 2025, which is no longer feasible.

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