Campas Íosagáin

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.

Support the competition application process, deliver at least two workshops, visit and assess all 2027 entrants across County Carlow, and provide written feedback for each entrant. Participate in launch and awards events, publicity and end-of-year evaluation, coordinating regularly with the Council.

Support the competition application process and deliver at least two workshops per competition year. Visit and assess all entrants across County Carlow, provide category-specific written feedback, take part in launch and awards events and related PR, and conduct an end-of-year evaluation with the Council.

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 waste management services at the Civic Waste Facility at Ballyogan Recycling Park.

Supply and install up to two new or refurbished automated public toilets, then provide maintenance and cleaning. Louth County Council will provide fully serviced concrete bases.

Replace Tallaght Stadium’s existing halogen/HID floodlights with a high-performance LED system and replace its generator with an appropriately sized HVO unit, including required electrical infrastructure and associated site works. Deliver dimming and control, reliable mains/generator operation, and lighting suitable for UEFA Category B competition and broadcast requirements.

Provide logistics and transport services for Trinity College Dublin through a multi-party framework agreement. Up to eight contractors may be appointed.

Provide and operate a registered, five-bed residential respite house for adults aged 18 and over with complex needs arising from disability in the Dublin and North East Regional Health Area. The service must operate seven nights per week, be conveniently located for IHA DNC or IHA DNCW, meet HIQA standards, and be registered within four months of contract agreement.