Disruptive Developments

Provide architect-led integrated design team professional services for fire safety remediation of Dublin City Council-owned or partly owned buildings. The initial contract covers all project stages, from preliminary design through handover, for remediation of a seven-storey mixed-use development in Dublin city centre.

Provide independent assigned-certifier services for a circa 2,000 m² extension and 1,600 m² refurbishment of the Student Union Building, including associated site services. Fulfil statutory inspection and certification duties and support project delivery from CWMF Stage 2 through completion, handover and close-out, coordinating with project participants.

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.

Provide garment and textile consultancy services to the Irish Defence Forces and Civil Defence.

Provide project familiarisation and design review, and engineering consultancy services for Phases 6–7 of the Newbridge Southern Ring Road. The permitted scheme includes approximately 790 metres of distributor road, a five-span bridge over the River Liffey, and active travel, public realm and environmental enhancements.

Provide integrated planning, engineering, environmental, stakeholder engagement and specialist consultancy services for the Clontarf Flood Defence and Public Realm Project. Develop the scheme through options, assessments and statutory consents to detailed design, preparing the studies, surveys, modelling and application materials needed to progress it toward procurement and construction.

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.

Appoint a design team through the existing Zone B enabling framework for renovation, refurbishment and fit-out of a light industrial unit. The facility will support decanting non-acute services from the UHG campus.