Dublin City Council - Contract for Dodder Greenway Milltown Road - Dodder Walk to Dundrum Road Active Travel Scheme

Daisy Building Enhancement carried out by Donegal County Council

Donegal County Council needs enhancement works to the Daisy building in Barrack Hill Park Carndonagh, with a maximum total value of 44,000 EUR over 6 months.

Dublin City Council proposes to establish Multi-Party Framework for Landscape Maintenance Services 2026 – 2030. There are Eight (8) Lots

Dublin City Council needs landscape maintenance services for various sites across eight lots, with a maximum total value of 15,000,000 EUR. The framework agreement will run for 4 years (2026-2030), with options to extend for additional one-year periods until 2032. The services include general landscape maintenance and pollinator sward maintenance, as detailed in Appendix A and Appendix B of the tender documentation.

DCC - Home Building Programme Contractor Multi Party Framework Agreement in 2 Lots A and B

Dublin City Council needs construction services for a significant program of housing projects, primarily utilizing the Design and Build (DB) delivery model, through two four-year contractor multi-party framework agreements (Lot A and Lot B). The program includes approximately 4,000 units across 26 sites, with a maximum total value of 2.5 billion EUR. Call-off contracts under Lot A will range from €100m to €250m, while Lot B contracts will be up to €100m. The procurement will be a 2-stage restricted procedure, and applicants can only be shortlisted for one of the frameworks. Offers will be evaluated based on quality and cost.

Donegal County Council -The Two Rivers - Catchment, Community and Climate Project, Carndonagh, Co. Donegal

Donegal County Council needs professional services for "The Two Rivers - Catchment, Community and Climate Project" over a 13-month period, with a maximum total value of 35,000 EUR. The project involves catchment assessments and GIS mapping, educational and awareness activities, establishing a local catchment stewardship group, developing a source-to-sea citizen science monitoring programme, and implementing a pilot riparian habitat restoration project. The overall objective is to improve biodiversity, water quality, and climate resilience while empowering local communities, schools, and stakeholders in the Carndonagh Decarbonising Zone.

Ballycoolin Bus Depot Design and Build

National Transport Authority needs the design and build of the Ballycoolin Bus Depot, a facility for electric buses, over 36 months with a maximum total value of 80,000,000 EUR. The project will support the expansion of Dublin's public transport infrastructure and the electrification of the transport system by providing dedicated facilities for EV maintenance and charging, as well as onsite accommodation for operational and administrative staff. The depot will accommodate approximately 180 buses, administrative offices (2,520 sqm), vehicle washing and cleaning building (1,120 sqm), repair and maintenance bays (2,680 sqm), gate and security facilities, vehicle inspection bays (510 sqm), an electrical substation compound (2,700 sqm), seven transformer buildings (60 sqm each), and parking facilities for cars and cycles.