M+W Zander transfers Facility management for high technology factory Jenoptik diode lab to Berlin

After planning and building now also complete building management the M+W Zander D.I.B. Facility management GmbH transfers the complete building management for the new semiconductor factory of the Jenoptik diode lab GmbH to 1 August 2006 to Berlin eagle yard. The five-annual contract transfers the technical, infrastructural and commercial Facility management at M+W Zander. That includes the permanent availability of the entire clean-room technology for production also. Additionally M+W Zander is responsible for regulating the pure area, build-accompanying attaching of the machines ("Hook UP") and further tasks of the build-accompanying Facility management. * On a cared for total area of approximately 2,000 square meters the pure area of approximately 500 square meters forms the principal item of the Hightech production plant. Starting from autumn 2006 laser ingots are developed there and manufactured for the production of high speed diode lasers.The new semiconductor factory is appropriate Ferdinand brown Ferdinand-Braun-Institut for very high frequency technology in direct proximity to the technology partner of Jenoptik diode lab. As a general contractor M+W Zander building engineering was already responsible for planning and building of the factory. M+W Zander received the Facility management order for several reasons. Apart from the know-how for many years with holistic managing of production locations this was above all an innovative concept, with which the operating cost with special consideration of all pure space guidelines could be optimized. -- within the M+W Zander group ("M+W Zander") cares for the M+W Zander D.I.B. Facility management GmbH the European-wide service business in the Facility management. The M+W Zander group is to 72.89 per cent in the possession of the private Equity society Springwater Capital. belong to 27.11 per cent to the Zander family.The Jenoptik diode lab GmbH is specialized in the manufacturing of opto-electronic elements, which are used by the Jenoptik laser diode GmbH for the development and manufacturing of high speed diode lasers. Based 2002 as spin off from Ferdinand brown Ferdinand-Braun-Institut for very high frequency technology belong to Jenoptik diode lab since then to the Jenoptik company.