Kellman Developments Ltd.

Provide consultancy services for upgrading and/or relocating the wastewater treatment plant at Glencar Amenity. The works are intended to protect the existing lake and receiving waters.

Supply two-piece technical rescue personal protective clothing, comprising tunics and leggings, for Kilkenny County Council Fire Service.

Construct a new 1,753 m², two-storey school extension with classrooms, specialist teaching rooms, ancillary rooms and a Special Needs Unit. Complete associated siteworks and abnormal works, following the architect’s phasing drawing.

Construct a new town-centre public realm with cobbled footpaths, paved areas and strengthened, resurfaced roads. Works include landscaping, stormwater drainage and nature-based sustainable drainage, undergrounding overhead utilities, public lighting, street furniture, bus shelters, signage, road markings and five zebra crossings.

Convert and fit out an existing ground-floor retail unit as a Day Care Centre and Day Services Hub. Works include internal alterations, accessible sanitary facilities, finishes, mechanical and electrical services, fire safety, accessibility, signage and associated completion works.

Upgrade the motor control centre panel at the pumping station serving the Carrick-on-Suir Flood Relief Scheme.

Supply, deliver, install and commission modular containerised biomass cabins and associated plantroom equipment at six schools. Supply and deliver wood pellets, sell heat, and operate, maintain, repair and replace the equipment under a separate 15-year energy supply contract.

Provide Employer’s Representative services for renovation, refurbishment and fit-out of a light industrial unit to accommodate the decant of non-acute services from the UHG campus.

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

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.