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Within the precanonical quantization, which we will outline, the dynamics of quantum fields is controlled by the operator of the De Donder-Weyl Hamiltonian (DWH) whose classical version is derived from the Lagrangian. The operator ordering in the DWH operators of GR and its teleparallel equivalent, which is consistent with the diffeomorphism-invariant measure in the scalar product and the required (pseudo-)Hermicity, produces an exactly calculable constant addition, which is identified with the cosmological constant $\Lambda$. Its value corresponds to the Zeldovich-1968 formula in which the 6th degree of the proton mass is replaced by the square of the ultraviolet (inverse volume) scale $\scriptsize{\aleph}$ introduced by the precanonical quantization. This scale can be related to the scale of the mass gap of the quantum pure gauge theories of the Standard Model (IK-2017). This identification yields the observable value of $\Lambda$ up to approximately $3^2$ orders of magnitude error which is due to an error in the estimation of $\scriptsize{\aleph}$ from its relation to the mass gap. We also discuss how this error can be improved and how our approach leads to the "minimal acceleration" and derives its relation with $\sqrt{\Lambda}$ as anticipated in Milgrom's MOND.
