Supplier: Clare Civil Engineering
6 archived procurements
Clare Civil Engineering has historically been a supplier of construction work, works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work, and construction work for pipelines, communication and power lines, for highways, roads, airfields and railways; flatwork.
Historically, competing bidders have been Clonmel Enterprises Ltd, John Cradock Ltd, Priority Construction Ltd, Ward & Burke Construction Ltd., Wills Bros Ltd, Actavo Ireland Limited (formerly Sierra Support Services Group), BAM Contractors Limited, Brian Conneely and Company. Ltd, and Circet Ireland.
Recent procurements where the supplier Clare Civil Engineering is mentioned
2022-06-01
Tender for N55 Corduff to South of Killydoon Realignment Scheme, Section B (Cavan County Council)
Tender for N55 Corduff to South of Killydoon Realignment Scheme, Section B for Cavan County Council. N55 Corduff to South of Killydoon – Section B involves the construction of 3.7km of a route improvement scheme for the N55 in Co. Cavan. Please refer to Tender Documents for further details. View the procurement »
Tender for N55 Corduff to South of Killydoon Realignment Scheme, Section B for Cavan County Council. N55 Corduff to South of Killydoon – Section B involves the construction of 3.7km of a route improvement scheme for the N55 in Co. Cavan. Please refer to Tender Documents for further details. View the procurement »
2021-12-06
Limerick City and County Council, Multiparty Framework Agreement, Civil Works (Limerick City and County Council)
Limerick City and County Council (LCCC) acting as a purchasing body is setting up a multi-supplier Framework Agreement ("the Framework Agreement") for the provision of Civil Works in relation to the development of Major National Road Schemes (Capital Cost >€20m) in which the Council is involved in within the City and County of Limerick. It is the intention that LCCC will procure mini-competitions (calls-offs) from the Framework for civil enabling works contracts. Detailed technical requirements will be … View the procurement »
Limerick City and County Council (LCCC) acting as a purchasing body is setting up a multi-supplier Framework Agreement ("the Framework Agreement") for the provision of Civil Works in relation to the development of Major National Road Schemes (Capital Cost >€20m) in which the Council is involved in within the City and County of Limerick. It is the intention that LCCC will procure mini-competitions (calls-offs) from the Framework for civil enabling works contracts. Detailed technical requirements will be … View the procurement »
2021-11-23
Multi-Operator Framework for Civil Engineering Works - Roads (Galway City Council)
Multi-operator Framework to support the efficient delivery of the associated Galway Transport Strategy Projects, Galway City. View the procurement »
Multi-operator Framework to support the efficient delivery of the associated Galway Transport Strategy Projects, Galway City. View the procurement »
2021-04-19
Establishment of Multiparty Framework Agreements into Two Lots: Lot 1: Minor Civil Works at Dublin Port Lot 2: Minor... (Dublin Port Company)
DPC proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of multi-party framework agreement(s) to provide minor works in two lots, comprise of the following: Lot 1: Minor civil works (EUR 0-EUR 1 500 000 value per call-off contract); Lot 2: Minor marine works - (EUR 0-EUR 1 500 000 value per call-off contract). View the procurement »
DPC proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of multi-party framework agreement(s) to provide minor works in two lots, comprise of the following: Lot 1: Minor civil works (EUR 0-EUR 1 500 000 value per call-off contract); Lot 2: Minor marine works - (EUR 0-EUR 1 500 000 value per call-off contract). View the procurement »
2018-07-27
N59 Maam Cross to Bunnakill (Galway County Council)
The proposed development consists of the realignment of a section of the existing N59 between Maam Cross and the townland of Bunnakill in County Galway. This section of road is approximately 5 km in length and involves the construction of a new Type 3 standard single carriageway consisting of a 6 m carriageway, 0,5 m hard strips and verges of approximately 2 m to 3 m. Upgrades also include the improvement / realignment of a number of local and access roads.The Project includes earthworks in challenging … View the procurement »
The proposed development consists of the realignment of a section of the existing N59 between Maam Cross and the townland of Bunnakill in County Galway. This section of road is approximately 5 km in length and involves the construction of a new Type 3 standard single carriageway consisting of a 6 m carriageway, 0,5 m hard strips and verges of approximately 2 m to 3 m. Upgrades also include the improvement / realignment of a number of local and access roads.The Project includes earthworks in challenging … View the procurement »
2015-05-29
N61 Ratallen and Treanagry Road Improvement Scheme (Roscommon County Council)
The N61 Ratallen and Treanagry Road Improvement Scheme comprises of the realignment and widening of approximately 2,7 km of Type 2 Standard Single Carriageway of the existing N61, split between approximately 1,2 km in the townland of Ratallen and approximately 1,5 km in the townland of Treanagry. The Scheme will include sections of online cycleway. In addition, there will be realignment and widening of a number of side roads and private accesses. The Works will include Contractor design of structural … View the procurement »
The N61 Ratallen and Treanagry Road Improvement Scheme comprises of the realignment and widening of approximately 2,7 km of Type 2 Standard Single Carriageway of the existing N61, split between approximately 1,2 km in the townland of Ratallen and approximately 1,5 km in the townland of Treanagry. The Scheme will include sections of online cycleway. In addition, there will be realignment and widening of a number of side roads and private accesses. The Works will include Contractor design of structural … View the procurement »