Landmarc Developments

Provide general and works-related geothermal engineering consultancy services under a single-party framework. The GEMINI Geothermal Design Project is the first project; further appointments may be drawn down under the framework.

Provide property identification, market valuations and acquisition negotiation for Ulster Canal Phase 3, including compulsory purchase compensation, injurious affection and accommodation works. Prepare valuation reports and settlement recommendations, support appeals, review claimant professional fees, maintain transaction records and assist with Waterways Ireland’s wider property portfolio.

Provide building services (mechanical and electrical) consultancy for decentralizing the campus central heating system at University Hospital Galway, through the existing Zone B Enabling Works Framework.

Provide civil and structural engineering consultancy for decentralizing the campus central heating system at University Hospital Galway, under the existing Zone B Enabling Works Framework.

Provide a multidisciplinary, engineering-led consultancy team for engineering and appraisal services to support the Port Access Northern Cross Route Phase 3 through procurement, construction and closeout. The project involves approximately 1.08 km of new carriageway, a rail underbridge approximately 10.5 m wide and 20 m long, and ancillary works.

Provide a maritime data analysis system that captures, collects, stores, searches, queries, visualises and updates maritime big data; analyses maritime risks and identifies or categorises high-risk threats; and produces risk alerts or profiles, periodic strategic overviews and maritime area analyses for border, coast guard and law enforcement authorities.

Electrical infrastructure upgrade works at St James's Hospital under a framework agreement, including electrical installation, engineering and maintenance-related works.

Act as development partner with South Dublin County Council to identify and deliver an optimal scheme for Council-owned land at Kishogue Urban Centre, Clonburris SDZ, subsectors KUC-S1, KUC-S2 and KUC-S3. Scope includes planning, detailed design, construction, delivery and sale of an estimated 640 homes (subject to planning permission), comprising anticipated 120 social homes, at least 260 affordable-purchase homes and up to 260 cost-rental homes; delivery of 900 m² of commercial property; and progressing identification of a site for 6,300 m² of future employment use.

Provide high-throughput transient antibody production and characterisation services for an active discovery programme. Research-use only; GMP manufacture is not required. Demonstrate data integrity practices aligned with 21 CFR Part 11 principles where reasonably achievable.

Establish a single-supplier framework for the phased supply, delivery, installation and support of an enterprise-grade campus sensing solution. The initial call-off covers anonymous occupancy and space-utilisation sensing in timetabled teaching spaces. The solution must integrate with Trinity College Dublin’s existing enterprise network and information systems. At the authority’s discretion and subject to budget, later call-offs may cover building occupancy, environmental and energy/sub-metering sensing.