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May we introduce ourselves: the BImA, the centralised real estate organisation of the German federal government
The Institute for Federal Real Estate (BImA) is the centralised real estate organisation of the German federal government. It belongs to the business division of the Federal Ministry of Finance and operates in accordance with the modern standards of the real estate industry. The registered office of the headquarters is in Bonn. The main responsibilities are the standardised real estate management of the German federal government, real estate administration and sales, as well as looking after the forests and nature conservation of the open land. The BImA also has a large supply of affordable housing, which it primarily makes available within the scope of housing assistance for federal employees. The Institute is supporting the housing offensive of the German federal government by now also building itself.
The BImA covers the requirement for land and space of the federal ministries with spaces and buildings in its own portfolio, through new construction, purchase or rental. It then provides the users with the properties on the basis of rental contracts. With around 4,800 properties used by government departments and ministries, the BImA manages virtually all of these properties for the German federal government, including, for example, administration buildings of the ministries and senior government departments, as well as the German Armed Forces properties in Germany.
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At the BImA, around 7,000 employees look after the federal government’s real estate throughout Germany. These include approximately 4,800 locations of ministries, the federal armed forces, customs authorities and the federal police, right up to the THW [German technical relief agency], as well as around 38,000 flats and more than 440,000 hectares of forested areas, including many nature reserves. That is why the tasks of the BImA are as multifaceted as its portfolio. They range from real estate management and the construction of new buildings with active energy and environmental management, to practical IT solutions.
At the BImA, we can offer you a secure job in the civil service – including an occupational pension scheme. With flexible working hours and part-time models, as well as the opportunity for mobile working, we support your personal work-life balance. We are always searching for qualified and motivated people with different career profiles. We also welcome young people, who are looking for an apprenticeship or practice-oriented dual study programme. Interested? So are we!
Contact:
Mr Gunnar Wallau
T +49 228 37787-271
personalgewinnung@bundesimmobilien.de
For more detailed information see:
karriere.bundesimmobilien.de