TASK PLAN DEVELOPMENT LTD

Architectural and PSDP professional services to support appointed design teams in delivering various construction projects across ESB's Dublin region in the Republic of Ireland.

The development is located on the existing site of the Maternity Hospital at UMHL delivering acute hospital services and will consist of a new rapid build facility with a gross internal floor area of circa. 863m2. The proposed development includes two floors (ground, first), plus a rooftop plantroom area of circa. 150m2. The development also consists of the refurbishment of the existing Main Entrance and Medical Emergency Unit (area circa. 263m2). The development will provide for the refurbishment of the main hospital reception, the expansion and refurbishment of the existing Maternity Emergency Unit, a new extension providing a diagnostic scanning suite, a 3 bed assessment unit on the ground floor, a 4 bed labour induction unit, a 2 room Intensive Care suite and a Procedure room on the first floor along with general support and staff facilities. The development also includes a new main entrance draught lobby and entrance canopy along with an upgraded Main Entrance forecourt with associated landscape works. It is proposed to construct a new car park to the south east of the site for car parking displaced by the new development and associated landscape works.

Refurbishment of occupied and vacant dwellings and associated minor works for South Dublin County Council in Tallaght South (North), including environmental and waste management.

Tender for Consultants for Flood Study and associated works for Colligan

Term Maintenance Contract(s) for suitably qualified and experienced Building Contractors to deliver upgrade, repair and construction works across multiple disciplines to a number of Primary, Post Primary and Special Schools and include targeted and SEN works.

Construct a new distributor road of approximately 680m in length with a cross-section consisting of 9.7m wide carriageway (consisting of 2 x 3.1m traffic lanes) including a 3.5m wide bus lane, footpaths, segregated cycletrack, planted verges with 1 in 2 road embankment side slopes. Upgrading of both the Schoolhouse Road/Golf Links Road junction and the Kilbane roundabout to a signalised protected junction arrangement.

General description of the Works. Road upgrade works as denoted in the drawings. Drainage works as identified in the drawings. Relining of pipes as per drawings. Installation of new line marking and signage as per drawings. Upgrade works to the lighting within the park as identified in the lighting review. Installation of new attenuation tank and associated pipe work as designed. All associated site works.

Upgrade works to the existing Cootehill Enterprise Centre, comprising thermal performance improvements and environmental upgrades to the external building envelope and façade systems. The works are divided into five separate options: Option 1 – Non-Insulated Façade Upgrade; Option 2 – Insulated Façade Upgrade; Option 3 – Window and Door Replacement; Option 4 – Photovoltaic Panels; Option 5 – Internal Wall Insulation. Tenderers shall allow for all labour, materials, plant, access, temporary works, coordination and ancillary works necessary to provide a complete installation for each option.

Tenders are being sought for the preparation of a Conservation Design and Development Plan (CDDP) focused on the long-term practice of conservation horticulture at Knockreer House Gardens. The CDDP will be guided by best international practice in conservation design and interpretation.

Provision of a multi-party Integrated Design Team Framework Trinity College Dublin (Trinity / TCD) Capital Programmes Office has a need to establish an Integrated Design Team (IDT) Framework Panel (the Framework / Panel) to support the organisation's capital works programme. The Framework adopts a multi-disciplinary model in which one Principal Service Provider (PSP) shall be nominated as Lead Consultant for each Call-Off, assuming responsibility for coordination and delivery of the Integrated Design Team. The Framework will provide a compliant, efficient, and high quality mechanism for appointing multi-disciplinary design teams across multiple projects over a defined period. It will ensure consistency of design quality, value for money, and adherence to procurement regulations. The Framework shall operate within the scope of the Capital Works Management Frameworks (CWMF) and National and EU procurement regulations.