Ireland is establishing a multi-party framework agreement for civil engineering and landscape architectural design services focused on sustainable public realm improvements including drainage, planting, and traffic management.
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In engineering, DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL has awarded 8 contracts to 8 suppliers.
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Across engineering, the most active winners are AECOM LTD, WSP UK LIMITED, OVE ARUP PARTNERS LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
Dublin City Council seeks suppliers for a three-lot framework agreement providing branded sports clothing, footwear, and swimwear for staff uniforms across 27 sports and recreation facilities.
Dublin City Council seeks contractors for a €48 million multi-party framework agreement to deliver maintenance and refurbishment services across 12 lots covering 11 housing areas and city-wide operations.
Contract for construction of a 2.6km active travel scheme featuring protected cycle lanes, upgraded pedestrian facilities, and improved junctions across four Dublin roads as part of the city's citywide cycling network expansion.
Framework agreement for granite kerb, flag, and channel supply to Dublin City Council over four years (2026-2030).
Experienced Project Manager Consultant needed to support NHS Wales capital projects for 18 months, with public sector procurement expertise and healthcare governance knowledge.
Galway Harbour Company seeks civil engineering services for maintenance, repairs, minor works, and emergency response at its harbour facility.
Design and manufacturability assessment of a novel transmission system for the MAST-U electron beam welding transmission line facility.
Translink is establishing a framework for quantity surveying and commercial services to support capital investment and maintenance projects across its rail, bus, and metro operations.
