GREENLIGHT

Provide multidisciplinary engineering services for stages 5–7 of a new approximately 680 m distributor road in Limerick. The design includes a 9.7 m carriageway with two traffic lanes and a bus lane, footpaths, segregated cycle track, planted verges and embankment slopes.

Construct a playground, car park and entrance road for the proposed community development.

Provide an energy management information system for Irish Rail depot locations, including support for utility metering and communications hardware, web hosting, and data reporting dashboards. The system tracks electricity, gas, fuel oil and water consumption and visualises fuel tanks.

Undertake term-measured maintenance dredging at the Port of Waterford to maintain required depth in the navigational channel, turning circle and berths. Use a modern trailing suction hopper dredger and carry out at least two campaigns annually.

Qualification system for major construction works across An Post’s property portfolio, including significant refurbishments, extensions to occupied premises, fit-outs of newly acquired sites and new builds. Individual projects are primarily expected to be valued at €251,000 to €5 million excluding VAT, with projects outside this range possible where appropriate.

Merge and synthesize 29 county ArcGIS Pro datasets into a single national geological heritage sites dataset. Review 450 sites recommended for NHA and prepare a revised list for submission to NPWS.

Carry out refurbishment works at 3 and 4 Georges Street, including improvements to the public realm at Jenkins Lane in Waterford City.

Alter existing WC layouts, cover the external courtyard and convert it into a teachers’ resource room, and replace the school building’s flat roof.

Provide quantity surveying consultancy for monitoring shell and core works and full quantity surveying services for the fit-out of Parcel 5, Project Opera, Limerick, covering CWMF Stages I to V.

Carry out a tree condition survey at Main Street Social Housing in Ballymore Eustace, County Kildare.