The Hive - Leitrim County Enterprise Fund

Special school construction work - Reconfiguration works to provide 2 x SEN classroom at St John of God School, Island Bridge, Dublin 8

The proposed project involves the establishment of Architecture Services including Exhibition Design Consultant, Fire and DAC Consultant 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.

Wide ranging training is required and divided into the following Categories as follows, with 4 sub-categories defined under each primary category – each being awarded as a separate lot. Category 1: Advanced Technical and Digital Engineering. The frameworks will be used for technical up-skilling and transversal development of adult learners working in industry to include certified pathways (QQI and NFQ – all levels) and uncertified/bespoke training such as but not limited to hands-on workshops, blended/modular programmes, and Work-Based Learning. Training can take place at various locations nationwide in person or online. Provision of training aims to develop a highly skilled workforce for green and digital transitions across manufacturing, fabrication, civil infrastructure, and heavy engineering sectors included but not limited to the following: Agricultural and Marine, Automotive, Aerospace and Defence, Engineering and Building services, Energy and Environment, Industrial Automation, Materials handling, Metal fabrication and Processing, Packaging, Paper and Print, Precision Engineering.

Construction of a new single-storey Special Educational Needs (SEN) extension, including associated alterations, mechanical and electrical services, drainage, external works and landscaping. These works will be undertaken while the school remains operational and will require careful coordination to protect pupils, staff and visitors along with the Replacement of the existing roof, roof lights and clerestory glazing, together with upgrade of the surface water drainage system.

Provide PSDP Services for DPC's capital programme projects in accordance with the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Construction Regulations 2013 as amended and support DPC in fulfilling its statutory duties as a client in respect of health and safety coordination during the design process, across a range of civil, structural, marine, building and infrastructure projects throughout the framework term. The successful Framework Members must demonstrate the capacity and expertise to fulfil the statutory PSDP role across all project phases, from inception and feasibility through to detailed design, tender support, and handover of the completed Health and Safety File, as required under individual call-off contracts. DPC requires firms with strong health and safety design coordination experience across a range of construction project types, including civil engineering, marine structures, port infrastructure, buildings, and utilities works.

The procurement of Consultancy Services to examine the future requirements/development of infrastructure at the Defence Forces Training Centre (DFTC) at The Curragh, Co. Kildare including the Training Installation Staff Coolmoney (TISC) and Glen of Imaal, in line with Level of Ambition 2 identified by the Commission on the Defence Forces Report, and the Updated Detailed Implementation Plan dated February 2026. The Services required are to include an examination of the current and future requirements/development of the Built Infrastructure Plan that considers the future requirements of the DFTC over the short, medium and long term (5-20 years).

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.

Energy Upgrade Works to Unit 1I – Scioból na bhFear, Gaoth Dobhair, comprising construction of a protected stairway and accessible toilet, removal of redundant mechanical and electrical services, and upgrades to ventilation, heating, lighting, insulation and airtightness, together with all associated builders' works.

Cork ETB requires an experience contractor to carry out building upgrade works including radio broadcasting, sound recording studios, science lab, computer labs and the like.

Bord Bia's Origin Green team is seeking a service provider to design and deliver a refreshed suite of Origin Green Academy training courses in 2026 and 2027, with a specific focus on supporting SMEs in the Irish food, drink, and horticulture sector to reduce energy use and emissions, lower water consumption, and optimise packaging.