Byrne Energy

The proposed project involves the establishment of Buildings Services Engineering Services for LISB1 (Library) Refurbishment University of Limerick. The objective is to appoint suitably qualified consultants to support the delivery of the project in a structured, efficient and compliant manner.

Irish Lights invites proposals from qualified naval architecture and marine engineering consultancies to undertake an obsolescence review and supply-chain availability analysis for critical systems, equipment, and spares onboard a The ILV Granuaile. The appointed consultancy will be required to deliver a comprehensive assessment of current and future availability of critical components, identify obsolescence risks, and recommend mitigation strategies.

Consultant and project archaeologist services for the Office of Public Works (OPW) Flood Risk Management division to serve the needs of flood relief schemes' project teams and arterial drainage maintenance teams nationwide. Services to be provided nationwide.

EWS 2026 - Electrical Upgrade Works to Mountmellick FET Mountmellick Co Laois. The works entail replacement of the existing electrical services throughout the building.

Ad-hoc, maintenance, refurbishment, and emergency electrical installation works for SETU campuses in Waterford and Kilkenny. Response time of 1 hour required. Individual project values up to €30,000.

Mechanical and Electrical Professional Services to support the delivery of capital and minor works projects in Dublin region in the Republic of Ireland.

Provision of EV charging and Parking bays and urban renewal enhancement over c.340m of road corridor and 2 no. minor arm approaches. Includes drainage, paving, footpath construction, installation of street furniture, and electrical installation work for EV chargers.

Mechanical and Electrical Professional Services to support the delivery of capital and minor works projects in the Dublin Region.

Conception, fourniture, installation, mise en service et maintenance d'un système photovoltaïque (PV) de 37 kW (environ) à installer sur le toit des bureaux corporatifs à Blackrock, Co. Dublin. Le système doit respecter toutes les normes irlandaises et européennes pertinentes.