Des Nally Developments

Provide local exhaust ventilation engineering services to capture workplace dust, mist, fumes, vapours and gases at source and convey them to a safe emission point or filtration/scrubbing system.

Provide landscape architect consultancy services for a 48-unit social housing development on Main Street, Sallins, County Kildare.

Supply one 18,000-litre bitumen sprayer and one 13,000-litre bitumen sprayer to Cork County Council.

Complete the large multipurpose space with replacement windows, building services and new kitchen units. Construct a glazed link and refurbish the smaller hall with new toilets, completed building services and site works.

Provide civil and structural engineering consultancy, Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP) and Assigned Certifier services for a 48-unit social housing development at Main Street, Sallins, under PW-CF2.

Design and build the 4 km Luas Green Line extension from Finglas to Dublin city centre, including track, four stops, stabling works, a 350-space Park and Ride, bridges, roads, utilities, power, signalling and other rail systems. Coordinate interfaces and stakeholders, integrate systems, and complete testing and commissioning.

Provide multidisciplinary design and consulting services for Claureen Enabling Road Phase 2, including civil, structural, mechanical and electrical engineering, urban design, quantity surveying and PSDP. The road will enable an initial development of more than 200 homes and support potential further housing development.

Supply and deliver new starting stalls for HRI racecourses and eligible affiliated or associated bodies. The initial anticipated requirement is two 16-bay starting stalls for Tipperary Racecourse; the framework may cover requirements at up to 20 racecourses in the Republic of Ireland.

Build a single-storey extension to the north side of St Edward’s National School, including one classroom and four S.E.T. rooms. Connect to existing site services, carry out works to the Irish Water drop manhole and complete associated site works.

Conduct a geothermal feasibility study and Thermal Response Test at University Hospital Galway to assess supplying heating and cooling to a proposed new building. Evaluate shallow horizontal loops, deep vertical loops and aquifer-based water-to-water systems.