Dublin Port Civil Engineering Works – Multi-Party Framework Agreement

Dublin Port Company (DPC) is establishing a competitive Multi-Party Framework Agreement for civil engineering works at Dublin Port and associated lands. This framework will be procured under EU Utilities Directive 2014/25/EU and Irish law (S.I. No. 286 of 2016). The framework supports DPC's Masterplan projects and capital works, with specific focus on the Alexandra Basin Redevelopment. Selected Framework Members must be capable of delivering the full range of civil engineering services, either independently or as part of a consortium. Work types include: quay wall construction and refurbishment, dredging, basin development, contaminated material treatment, infrastructure dismantling, Ro-Ro ramp and jetty installation, mooring facilities, retaining walls, road and bridge construction, port buildings, utilities and drainage systems, ground remediation, port equipment relocation, electrification upgrades, and specialized equipment supply (cranes, conveyor systems, loading arms). DPC reserves the right to include additional enabling and temporary works as needed. Applicants must demonstrate capability across the complete scope of services; applications for partial disciplines will be rejected. The full scope may evolve based on pending regulatory consents and licenses. Work will be procured under the framework as required and must meet DPC's satisfaction standards.