Interior Elements

Electrical infrastructure upgrade works at St James's Hospital under a framework agreement, including electrical installation, engineering and maintenance-related works.

Construct a two-storey extension providing general school accommodation and an ASD unit, revise the site entrance at Mill Road, and complete all associated site works at De La Salle College, Dundalk, Co. Louth.

Act as development partner with South Dublin County Council to identify and deliver an optimal scheme for Council-owned land at Kishogue Urban Centre, Clonburris SDZ, subsectors KUC-S1, KUC-S2 and KUC-S3. Scope includes planning, detailed design, construction, delivery and sale of an estimated 640 homes (subject to planning permission), comprising anticipated 120 social homes, at least 260 affordable-purchase homes and up to 260 cost-rental homes; delivery of 900 m² of commercial property; and progressing identification of a site for 6,300 m² of future employment use.

Provide high-throughput transient antibody production and characterisation services for an active discovery programme. Research-use only; GMP manufacture is not required. Demonstrate data integrity practices aligned with 21 CFR Part 11 principles where reasonably achievable.

Appointment of a main contractor to construct two two-bay fire stations, including office, training and welfare facilities, at Baltinglass and Dunlavin, County Wicklow.

Design and install a solar photovoltaic system, battery energy storage system and two electric vehicle charging points at the National Bioeconomy Pilot Plant in Lisheen.

Construction of seven new residential units at Tierney Street, Ardee, County Louth, for St. John of God Community Services.

Construct a new pedestrian and cyclist gateway connection to the Sport Ireland Campus via the Tolka Gateway route, including pathway upgrades, underground utilities, drainage, public lighting, CCTV, retaining structures, site access and associated civil and electrical engineering works.

Establish a single-supplier framework for the phased supply, delivery, installation and support of an enterprise-grade campus sensing solution. The initial call-off covers anonymous occupancy and space-utilisation sensing in timetabled teaching spaces. The solution must integrate with Trinity College Dublin’s existing enterprise network and information systems. At the authority’s discretion and subject to budget, later call-offs may cover building occupancy, environmental and energy/sub-metering sensing.

Provide integrated planning, engineering, environmental, stakeholder-engagement and specialist consultancy services for the Clontarf Flood Defence and Public Realm Project. Initial call-off services cover option identification, scheme development, environmental assessment, statutory consent processes and detailed design, including technical studies, surveys, modelling, assessments, reports, designs and application documentation. The framework may also be used for procurement support, construction-stage, post-consent and other related specialist consultancy services.