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Ireland: Tenders/Port of Cork Company/Port of Cork Company Tivoli Terminal Building Renovation Works
  1. Competition notice published

    Oct 15, 2025 9:07 AMOctober 15, 2025 9:07 AM
  2. Contract signed

    Apr 14, 12:00 AMApril 14, 2026 12:00 AM
  3. Result notice published

    May 11, 12:39 PMMay 11, 2026 12:39 PM

Brief

Port of Cork Company Tivoli Terminal Building Renovation Works

Awarded

The competition has ended and a winner has been selected.

Deadline
May 10,Expired
Procedure
OpenSingle stage
Agreement
Construction work
Estimated value
€6Mover 15 months

Brief

The Port of Cork Company has entered into an agreement with Cahalane Bros Ltd for renovation works on the Tivoli Terminal Building in Ireland. The project, valued at 5,900,675 EUR, will last for 15 months and aims to upgrade the building to meet current standards for workplace functionality, fire safety, accessibility, sustainability, sanitation, and occupational health and safety. Five bids were received for this contract.

Bygg og anlegg - Oppføring, renovering og vedlikehold av bygninger

Result

TED
  • Cahalane Bros Ltd_56423
    Winner
  • Number of bids
    5
  • Contract value
    €5,900,675

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From the notice

  • The Port of Cork Company (PoCC) offices at Tivoli were constructed in the late 1960s, accommodate the operational needs of the Port, including administrative offices. From the outset, the building has functioned as office accommodation for Port-related activities. However, the design and layout reflect the standards and requirements of its time and no longer align with current standards related to workplace functionality, fire safety, accessibility, sustainability, sanitation, or occupational health and safety. The proposed works aim to address these deficiencies through a comprehensive retrofit and upgrade, bringing the facility into full compliance with current building regulations and supporting modern operational requirements.

  • Contact

    bormonde@portofcork.ie
  • Type
    Result
  • Location
    South-West
  • Main code
    Building construction work
    45210000
  • 45213250Construction work for industrial buildings45213251Industrial units construction work45213341Ferry terminal building construction work45262700Building alteration work45450000Other building completion work

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