Kellman Developments Ltd.

Supply, deliver, install and commission containerised biomass cabins and associated plant and equipment at six school sites in County Dublin. Supply and deliver wood pellets, sell heat, and operate, maintain, repair and replace the equipment under a separate energy supply contract.

Provide assigned certifier services for renovation, refurbishment and fit-out of a light industrial unit to decant non-acute services from the University Hospital Galway campus.

Provide expert installation, operation and commissioning support for bus ticketing and related equipment, including power and communications cables and mounting poles. Commission buses and conduct acceptance tests, advise third-party providers, manage and implement proofs of concept, and quality-check third-party deliverables.

Provide an interactive, connected breathalyser terminal service for the Road Safety Authority, as detailed in the tender requirements.

Provide archaeological consultancy for the N80 Leagh Bends Scheme: test excavations and surveys; pre-excavation services; excavations and preliminary reporting; analysis, reporting, public dissemination and archiving; and, if instructed, archaeological monitoring during construction. Each stage requires written instruction by the contracting authority.

Renovate and extend the existing convent into a domestic violence refuge with 20 accommodation units and associated services. Build two four-storey residential blocks with 32 apartments, parking, roads and ancillary services; submit options for phased delivery and refuge-only.

Provide ICT managed services through a reliable, secure and compliant service model, combining on-site and remote support to operate the contracting entity’s information and technology environment.

Remove flaking paint and repaint the entire tower section of the passenger walkway at Port of Cork Ferry Port.

Provide mechanical and electrical engineering consultancy for the CAT 1 electrical retrofit of life-saving systems throughout Scoil Ursula.

Assess the feasibility of district heating in Cork City to meet heat demand and contribute to decarbonising Ireland’s energy sector.