This contract involves the installation of wooden flooring as part of the transformation project for the EMS de l'Orme facility. The building is expected to meet the Minergie ECO Extended standard. Key details include: - Total floor area: 4,464 m² - Usable area: 3,931 m² - Energy reference area: 3,9
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This contract involves the installation of false floors as part of the transformation project for the EMS de l'Orme facility. The building is expected to meet the Minergie ECO Extended standard. Key details include: - Total floor area: 4,464 m² - Usable area: 3,931 m² - Energy reference area: 3,991
This contract involves masonry work for the transformation of the EMS de l'Orme facility. The project aims to achieve performance equivalent to the Minergie ECO Extended standard. Key details include: - Floor area: 4,464 m² - Net area: 3,931 m² - Reference energy area: 3,991 m² - Built volume: 13,26
This contract involves the installation of windows as part of the transformation project for the EMS de l'Orme facility. The building is expected to meet the Minergie ECO standard for energy efficiency. Key details of the project include: - Total floor area: 4,464 m² - Usable area: 3,931 m² - Energy
Major coastal regeneration project in Enniscrone, Ireland featuring a new community pavilion, refurbished bath house, and extensive public realm improvements with accessibility enhancements.
Construction of new pedestrian footpaths and associated works at the Irish National War Memorial Gardens in Dublin.
Construction tender for a new steel footbridge with associated civil works over the Owenriff River on Ireland's N59 near Oughterard.
Reconstruction of a 250-metre FSC Douglas Fir boardwalk at Scragh Bog, Ireland, including removal of existing structure, installation of crossings and passing points, and placement of benches.
