Axis Construction

Provide multidisciplinary consultancy for the Westgate Vision Public Realm Scheme, Character Areas 1 and 2. Deliver detailed design, manage the tender process and oversee the construction phase through handover.

Provide an integrated consultancy design team for a new domestic violence refuge, covering stages (i) to (v) as a full service. Disciplines include design leadership, architecture, structural and civil engineering, building services, quantity surveying, fire safety, disability access, design process supervision, design and assigned certification, employer representation and BIM information management; the lead consultant coordinates and manages the team.

Submit an expression of interest in potential delivery models for purpose-built student accommodation on higher education institution campuses across Ireland.

Provide an architect-led multidisciplinary design team for the proposed redevelopment of 25-26 O’Connell Street. The team includes a Grade 3 conservation-accredited architect, civil/structural, mechanical and electrical engineers, quantity surveyors and a building energy consultant.

Carry out refurbishment works to Units 11A and 11B at Watch House Cross Shopping Centre in Kileely, Limerick.

Design and build the 4 km Luas Green Line extension from Finglas to Dublin city centre, including track, four stops, stabling works, a 350-space Park and Ride, bridges, roads, utilities, power, signalling and other rail systems. Coordinate interfaces and stakeholders, integrate systems, and complete testing and commissioning.

Appoint a works contractor, including PSCS, to conserve and adapt 14–17 Moore Street and deliver a new visitor facility at 8–9 Moore Lane, Dublin 1.

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

Manage and deliver projects to refurbish existing school spaces for special educational needs (SEN) or provide modular SEN or mainstream classrooms and ancillary space, including associated site works. Services include site assessment, identifying constraints and risks, order-of-magnitude costing, design, procurement and construction supervision, with workstreams tailored to refurbishment or modular delivery.

Deliver a broad range of civil engineering and associated capital works at Dublin Port and other DPC-controlled lands, including marine and quay works, dredging, roads, bridges, drainage, utilities, remediation, buildings and port electrification. Framework members must be capable of delivering the full range, individually or as a consortium.