Dublin City Council Contract for Works Contractor for Public Realm and Building Works at Library Square Ringsend

Dublin City Council needs a works contractor for public realm and building works at Library Square Ringsend, Dublin, over 27 months, with a maximum total value of 15,000,000 EUR. The project involves the realignment of Irishtown Road, reconstruction and repaving of Library Square and Fitzwilliam Street with public realm improvements, landscaping, and SUDs improvements, along with utility realignment. It also includes the refurbishment and extension of Ringsend Library. The contractor will be responsible for all construction works, traffic management, and on-site safety.

Dublin City Council Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Local Area Term Maintenance and Refurbishment Works

Dublin City Council needs construction services for a multi-party framework agreement for local area term maintenance and refurbishment works across 12 lots in Dublin, with a maximum total value of 48 million EUR over 2 years. Each lot has a value of 4 million EUR and will be established for 1 year with an option to extend for a further 1 year. The works involve maintenance and refurbishment of the council's residential housing stock in 11 specific housing areas and one city-wide area. Tenderers will be assessed under financial, economic, and technical criteria as set out in the Suitability Assessment Criteria, and then under the advertised Award Criteria.

TII499 Luas Finglas Main Infrastructure Design and Construction Works

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) needs design and construction services for the Luas Finglas Main Infrastructure, a 4 km extension of the Luas Green Line in Dublin, over 54 months, with a maximum total value of 250,000,000 EUR. The project involves site clearance, track laying, construction of four new Luas stops, a 350-space Park and Ride facility, bridges, utility realignments, road modifications, pedestrian and cycling facilities, traffic signalling, landscaping, and the installation of the Overhead Catenary System (OCS), power and systems infrastructure, and rail signalling. The successful contractor will also be responsible for overall systems integration, interfacing with other works packages and stakeholders, and testing and commissioning.

Dublin City Council Single Party Framework Agreement for an Integrated Design Team for the Clontarf Flood Defence and Public Realm Project

Dublin City Council needs an Integrated Design Team to deliver planning, engineering, environmental, stakeholder engagement, and other specialist consultancy services for the Clontarf Flood Defence and Public Realm Project (CFDPRP) in Dublin. This single-party framework agreement has a maximum total value of 7,500,000 EUR over 7 years. The project involves addressing existing and future coastal and surface water flood risks while enhancing public realm, active travel, and environmental benefits in a highly sensitive coastal environment adjoining designated European sites. The initial call-off contract will require services from commencement through option identification, scheme development, environmental assessment, statutory consent processes, and detailed design, including all necessary technical studies, surveys, modelling, assessments, reports, designs, and application documentation to secure approvals and progress the project to procurement and construction. The successful applicant must develop a fully integrated and coordinated scheme that balances flood protection, surface water management, active travel, and public realm objectives within a single coherent design solution.

Dublin City Council Single Party Framework Agreement for an Integrated Design Team for the Clontarf Flood Defence and Public Realm Project

Dublin City Council needs an Integrated Design Team to deliver planning, engineering, environmental, stakeholder engagement, and other specialist consultancy services for the Clontarf Flood Defence and Public Realm Project (CFDPRP) through a single-party framework agreement over 7 years, with a maximum total value of 7,500,000 EUR. The project involves addressing existing and future coastal and surface water flood risks while enhancing public realm, active travel, and environmental benefits along the Clontarf waterfront in Dublin. The initial call-off contract will require services from project commencement through option identification, scheme development, environmental assessment, statutory consent processes, and detailed design, including all necessary technical studies, surveys, modelling, assessments, reports, designs, and application documentation. The successful applicant must develop a fully integrated and coordinated scheme that balances flood protection, surface water management, active travel, and public realm objectives within a single coherent design solution.