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Ireland: Tenders/Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)/Prior Information Notice for the Provision of Minor Works Framework for MetroLink

  1. Questions deadline

    Jan 20, 11:00 AMJanuary 20, 2026 11:00 AM

  2. Tender submission deadline

    Feb 3, 11:00 AMFebruary 3, 2026 11:00 AM

  3. Planning notice published

    Mar 31, 6:48 AMMarch 31, 2026 6:48 AM

  4. Contract start date

    Apr 30, 10:00 PMApril 30, 2026 10:00 PM

  5. Tender validity period

    May 3, 10:00 AMMay 3, 2026 10:00 AM

Brief

Prior Information Notice for the Provision of Minor Works Framework for MetroLink

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Deadline
Mar 30,Expired
Agreement
Framework agreement
Estimated value
€48M

Brief

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) is planning the procurement of a Multi-Supplier Framework Agreement for Minor Works, which will include the supply and installation of associated materials and delivery of general minor building, repair, maintenance, upgrade works, and various mitigation-related works. TII is conducting a market sounding exercise and invites interested suppliers to complete an initial Market Sounding Questionnaire (MSQ) by sending an Expression of Interest to supplychainmetrolink@tii.ie with the subject heading “Minor Works MSQ”.

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  • This notice serves as a Prior Information Notice (PIN) and is not a call for competition. A call for competition may be issued in Q3 2026. Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) is planning to invite submissions from companies and organisations possessing the necessary expertise and capacity to deliver Minor Works for Transport Infrastructure Ireland. This process represents a preliminary step toward the potential initiation of a formal tendering procedure, with the aim of establishing a Multi‑Supplier Framework Agreement for Minor Works. The anticipated scope of the Framework may include the supply and installation of associated materials and delivery of general minor building, repair, maintenance, upgrade works and various mitigation related works. These may encompass activities such as building fabric repairs, carpentry and joinery, painting and making‑good, minor structural repairs, insulation improvements, electrical and plumbing works, accessibility upgrades; temporary works design (by the Contractor where required) to support the safe execution of the works; supply and installation of branded hoarding and signage (subject to TII branding requirements to be specified in any future documentation); supply and installation of temporary or permanent fencing and netting, noise barriers with acoustic properties, replacement glazing, glazing upgrades, whole window replacements including frames and minor external works including remediations to boundary walls, fences, railing and hard landscape activities. Full details will be provided in any future call‑for‑competition documentation. It should be noted that this notice does not signify a commitment to procurement. Any specific procurements stemming from this notice will be duly advertised in accordance with applicable public procurement rules. Transport Infrastructure Ireland does not require a response to this Prior Information Notice. In advance of any potential competitive procurement process, TII is intending to conduct a market sounding exercise. TII would like to invite the market to complete an initial Market Sounding Questionnaire (MSQ) which will be used to seek insights and feedback from the market with experience or interest in the potential opportunity. This engagement is purely exploratory to inform the proposed procurement approach and not does not form part of a formal procurement process. For further information on the MSQ, please direct Expressions of Interest to supplychainmetrolink@tii.ie with the subject heading “Minor Works MSQ”. The deadline for submitting MSQ responses is 17:00 GMT on the 16th of April 2026.

  • Contact

    Paul.Farrelly@tii.ie
  • Type
    Planning · Framework agreement
  • Location
    Dublin
  • Main code
    Construction work
    45000000
  • 34928200Fences44211100Modular and portable buildings45260000Roof works and other special trade construction works45261210Roof-covering work45262100Scaffolding work45262310Reinforced-concrete work45262690Refurbishment of run-down buildings45321000Thermal insulation work45330000Plumbing and sanitary works45331210Ventilation installation work45421100Installation of doors and windows and related components45421132Installation of windows45441000Glazing work45453000Overhaul and refurbishment work45453100Refurbishment work45454100Restoration work

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