Supplier: Coffey Construction (I) Ltd.
4 archived procurements
Coffey Construction (I) Ltd. 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 Actavo Ireland Limited (formerly Sierra Support Services Group), Cairn Construction, Clonmel Enterprises Ltd, Jons Civil Engineering Company Limited, Actavo (Ireland) Ltd., BAM Contractors Limited, Brian Conneely and Company. Ltd, Clare Civil Engineering, and Clonmel Enterprises Ltd..
Recent procurements where the supplier Coffey Construction (I) Ltd. is mentioned
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 »
2020-07-22
Belmayne Main Street and Belmayne Avenue Scheme (Dublin City Council)
The proposed road scheme involves the construction of Belmayne Main Street from the Malahide Road to New Priory and road improvement works at Belmayne Avenue and Parkside Boulevard. In overall terms the scheme involves new road construction from the Malahide Road to New Priory including traffic lanes, bus lanes, parking, cycle facilities and footpaths. Traffic signal installations are required at the Malahide Road to facilitate a bus gate, Western Greenway, Churchwell Crescent, Belmayne Avenue, Parkside … View the procurement »
The proposed road scheme involves the construction of Belmayne Main Street from the Malahide Road to New Priory and road improvement works at Belmayne Avenue and Parkside Boulevard. In overall terms the scheme involves new road construction from the Malahide Road to New Priory including traffic lanes, bus lanes, parking, cycle facilities and footpaths. Traffic signal installations are required at the Malahide Road to facilitate a bus gate, Western Greenway, Churchwell Crescent, Belmayne Avenue, Parkside … View the procurement »
2020-03-05
Multi-party Framework Agreement for Carrying out Roadwork Contracts 2021-25 (less than 1 million) (Dublin City Council)
Dublin City Council (DCC) will be facilitating the establishment of a multi-party framework agreement with multiple operators for contracts less than EUR 1.0 million on behalf of itself and the local authorities listed hereunder who will be parties to the framework. Dublin City Council Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (DLRCC) This framework may involve some of the following work elements: • installation of ducts, gullies, drainage pipes; • roadway repairs including potholes; • footway repairs and … View the procurement »
Dublin City Council (DCC) will be facilitating the establishment of a multi-party framework agreement with multiple operators for contracts less than EUR 1.0 million on behalf of itself and the local authorities listed hereunder who will be parties to the framework. Dublin City Council Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (DLRCC) This framework may involve some of the following work elements: • installation of ducts, gullies, drainage pipes; • roadway repairs including potholes; • footway repairs and … View the procurement »
2015-11-24
Multi-party Framework Agreement for Roadwork Contracts 2016-2020 (less than 500 EUR) (Dublin City Council)
Dublin City Council (DCC) will be facilitating the establishment of a Multi-Party Framework Agreement with multiple operators for contracts less than 500 000 EUR on behalf of itself and the Local Authorities listed hereunder who will be parties to the framework. The Framework will run for 36 months. The Contracting Authority may, at its discretion, extend the Framework by a further 12 months. — Dublin City Council (DCC); — Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (DLRCC). These authorities will be known as … View the procurement »
Dublin City Council (DCC) will be facilitating the establishment of a Multi-Party Framework Agreement with multiple operators for contracts less than 500 000 EUR on behalf of itself and the Local Authorities listed hereunder who will be parties to the framework. The Framework will run for 36 months. The Contracting Authority may, at its discretion, extend the Framework by a further 12 months. — Dublin City Council (DCC); — Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (DLRCC). These authorities will be known as … View the procurement »