Electrina

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.

Restore a derelict vernacular cottage and adjoining outhouse as self-catering accommodation with four bedrooms, one bathroom and a living room/kitchen. Install wastewater treatment, storm and foul pipework, connect services and complete basic landscaping.

Provide works contractor services, including the role of PSCS, for conservation and adaptation of 14–17 Moore Street and construction of a new visitor facility at 8–9 Moore Lane, Dublin 1.

Provide general and works-related geothermal engineering consultancy services under a single-party framework. The GEMINI Geothermal Design Project is the first project; further appointments may be drawn down under the framework.

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

Supply, installation and commissioning of solar photovoltaic systems at An Post properties throughout the Republic of Ireland, with maintenance during the applicable warranty period. The system may also be used for later call-offs for support, maintenance and/or ongoing enhancements, without guaranteed volume.

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.

Design and Build Contractor to complete the design and deliver capacity enhancement and transformation works at Connolly Station. The project will create a new entrance from Preston Street and a passenger concourse within the historic Victorian undercroft, together with new lifts, escalators and staircases providing improved access to Platforms 5, 6 and 7. The works will also include additional emergency escape routes, public-realm improvements, retail, operational and back-of-house spaces, heritage refurbishment, structural alterations and the installation or modification of station and railway systems. The successful Contractor will be required to review and develop the reference design through detailed design to Approved for Construction status and subsequently construct, test and commission the works. The Contractor will also be responsible for providing complete as-built and handover information. The project will be delivered within a constrained, live operational railway environment. The Contractor will be required to manage passenger circulation, railway access, construction phasing, safety assurance, stakeholder engagement, heritage requirements and interfaces with other DART+ contracts. The appointed Contractor will undertake the role of Project Supervisor for the Construction Stage.