Landmarc Developments

Upgrade the LS 7097 local road network and adjacent N61 junction to create a high-quality access road serving land with housing development potential. Provide active-travel measures, a signalised junction with pedestrian crossings, and bus stop and shelter facilities on the N61.

Submit an expression of interest in potential delivery models for purpose-built student accommodation on higher education institution campuses across Ireland.

Design and build a contingency room for Dublin Air Traffic Control Centre.

Provide a work-planning application supporting the CRU's planning cycle, from strategic priorities and objectives to annual work-plan outputs, priorities and status updates. Enable quarterly work-plan review reporting and monthly focus-area reporting for approximately 100 users with editing rights.

Provide main contractor and Project Supervisor Construction Stage (PSCS) services for upgrade and alteration works at Osprey House and the Shannon Enroute Centre, Ballycasey, County Clare.

Cancelled notice for a dynamic purchasing system to source providers of Health and Safety short courses for KCETB students and staff. Courses support QQI and other programmes, including preparation for work placements, and are delivered through the academic year. The notice states it has been replaced by notice 9328497.

Appoint a lead consultant and specialist sub-consultants to validate the preferred option and develop the Clifden Railway Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge through preliminary design (Phase 3). Prepare and submit a Section 50 Roads Act 1993 application to An Bord Pleanála for statutory consent (Phase 4).

Deliver a risk-based Legionella sampling and accredited analysis programme across eight IBTS locations, including water-temperature monitoring, outlet and mixing-valve checks, and storage-tank inspections. Provide water-safety reports, annual documented LRA reviews, two full LRA reassessments and incident advice. Capital and remedial construction works are excluded.

Provide an architect-led multidisciplinary design team for the proposed redevelopment of 25-26 O’Connell Street. The team includes a Grade 3 conservation-accredited architect, civil/structural, mechanical and electrical engineers, quantity surveyors and a building energy consultant.

Provide downhole geophysical logging services for six NQ-diameter boreholes, each up to 1 km deep, over three years.