Multi-party framework agreement for design team services supporting acute healthcare capital works projects (€15M-€60M) across southeast Ireland, with nine specialist discipline lots available for qualified providers.
Contract awarded. Originally published 2 months ago.
Mostly framework call-offs rather than head-to-head competition.
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