Procurements: Installation of illuminated road signs
4 archived procurements
Installation of illuminated road signs have been procured by organizations such as Mayo County Council, Dublin City Council, and Kerry County Council.
- Construction work (>20 new procurements)
Recent procurements of installation of illuminated road signs in Ireland
2020-02-27
Design, Construction and Maintenance new Electronic Parking Guidance System for Killarney Town (Kerry County Council)
Under this contract the successful tenderer shall be responsible for: the design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a new electronic parking guidance system (PGS) for Killarney Town, Co. Kerry and delivery of a service maintenance contract for the newly installed variable messaging signage, parking control/vehicle detection units and instalation software. The successful tenderer will be required to act as project supervisor design process ‘PSDP’ and project supervisor construction stage … View the procurement »
Under this contract the successful tenderer shall be responsible for: the design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of a new electronic parking guidance system (PGS) for Killarney Town, Co. Kerry and delivery of a service maintenance contract for the newly installed variable messaging signage, parking control/vehicle detection units and instalation software. The successful tenderer will be required to act as project supervisor design process ‘PSDP’ and project supervisor construction stage … View the procurement »
2019-02-21
Clontarf to City Centre Cycle Route (Dublin City Council)
Dublin City Council wish to engage a Contractor to carry out 2,7 km of urban road reconstruction between Alfie Byrne Road and Talbot Street and 1 km of greenway through Fairview Park along the River Tolka. Works will include but are not limited to: — upgrade and reconfigure signalised junctions, — construct new toucan crossings, — install DCC public lighting and CCTV infrastructure, — pavement construction, — granite and concrete paving and kerbing, — retaining walls, — drainage and water main works, — … View the procurement »
Dublin City Council wish to engage a Contractor to carry out 2,7 km of urban road reconstruction between Alfie Byrne Road and Talbot Street and 1 km of greenway through Fairview Park along the River Tolka. Works will include but are not limited to: — upgrade and reconfigure signalised junctions, — construct new toucan crossings, — install DCC public lighting and CCTV infrastructure, — pavement construction, — granite and concrete paving and kerbing, — retaining walls, — drainage and water main works, — … View the procurement »
2013-12-17
Road Signs - Road Signs – Tender for the supply and delivery of Road Signs to Mayo County Council and other Local... (Mayo County Council)
Tenders are invited by Mayo County Council for the supply and delivery of Road Signs and associated products to various locations throughout County Mayo and participating authorities. These locations will include area depots, and works sites around the counties. View the procurement »
Tenders are invited by Mayo County Council for the supply and delivery of Road Signs and associated products to various locations throughout County Mayo and participating authorities. These locations will include area depots, and works sites around the counties. View the procurement »
2013-09-19
Road_Signs_2013 - Supply Road signs to Mayo County Council and 6 othe local authorities (Mayo County Council)
Mayo County Council and participating authorities have identified a core list of products for this tender. A prepared list of core requirements detailed on an excel spreadsheet will accompany this document. You are required to enter your price, opposite the products listed. View the procurement »
Mayo County Council and participating authorities have identified a core list of products for this tender. A prepared list of core requirements detailed on an excel spreadsheet will accompany this document. You are required to enter your price, opposite the products listed. View the procurement »