Louth County Council is seeking a contractor to conduct a comprehensive conservation assessment and method statement for the section of Drogheda's Town Wall located east of Featherbed Lane, between Laurence Street and Bachelor’s Lane. This project requires a detailed site survey, adhering to Level 3
Tender closed on 1 Sept 2025. Awaiting award.
This contract opportunity is for a PEACEPLUS Multicultural and Intercultural Programme aimed at engaging 150 participants over an 18-month period. The total budget for this project is €114,509 (excluding VAT) or €140,846 (including VAT). The goal of the programme is to enhance participation in multi
Louth County Council is seeking proposals for an Outdoor Pursuits Sports Leadership Programme aimed at engaging 80 young people, divided into eight groups of 10. Each participant will receive 28 hours of structured activities designed to enhance their confidence, resilience, self-esteem, and leaders
Louth County Council is seeking a qualified and experienced architectural-led integrated design team to provide consultancy services for a proposed social housing development at Anne Street, Dundalk. This project includes all associated works necessary for the successful completion of the housing de
Louth County Council is seeking consultancy services to develop a comprehensive business case for the remaining sections of the Port Access Northern Cross Route (PANCR). This project aims to assess and enhance transport systems in the region. The total budget for this consultancy is €30,000. Interes
Fingal County Council is seeking a cleaning services provider for public conveniences under a framework agreement with an initial contract period.
Commission a landscape-scale wildfire risk assessment and resilience planning study for Killarney National Park to reduce fire vulnerability through evidence-based management strategies.
Buckinghamshire Council seeks an experienced waste and street cleansing service provider to manage approximately 627,000 weekly collections across the county, with council funding for vehicles and operational sites.
Cyngor Gwynedd seeks licensed waste management providers to establish a framework agreement for recycling and disposing of inert rubble across three geographical areas in Gwynedd, Wales.
