Supplier: Duke Construction
4 archived procurements
Duke Construction has historically been a supplier of construction work, works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work, and building construction work.
Historically, competing bidders have been Brehon Construction Ltd, Dunne Brothers Ltd, Linham Limited, Moston Construction, Tolmac Construction Ltd, Anzco Ltd, Ardmac, Arkenvale Ltd, and ASMS.
Recent procurements where the supplier Duke Construction is mentioned
2023-01-11
Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Local Area Minor Construction Works for Dublin City Council 2023-2027 (1) (Dublin City Council)
The Contracting Authority (Dublin City Council (DCC)) proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of a Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Local Area Minor Construction Works for Dublin City Council. The following are the main elements of the Multi-party Framework Agreement for Local Area Minor Construction Works for Dublin City Council 2023-2027: Works that involve minor civil engineering, landscape/public realm works, and minor building works with contracts generally below €150k. … View the procurement »
The Contracting Authority (Dublin City Council (DCC)) proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of a Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Local Area Minor Construction Works for Dublin City Council. The following are the main elements of the Multi-party Framework Agreement for Local Area Minor Construction Works for Dublin City Council 2023-2027: Works that involve minor civil engineering, landscape/public realm works, and minor building works with contracts generally below €150k. … View the procurement »
2022-12-05
Minor Building Works Framework for Works Contractors (Health Service Executive (HSE))
HSE Capital & Estates - DML Office is coordinating the establishment of a Framework Agreement for Minor Building Works Contractors as three lots, Construction, Mechanical and Electrical View the procurement »
HSE Capital & Estates - DML Office is coordinating the establishment of a Framework Agreement for Minor Building Works Contractors as three lots, Construction, Mechanical and Electrical View the procurement »
2019-07-10
Construction Refurbishment and Fit-Out Projects (Office of Public Works (OPW))
This tender by the Office of Public Works in Ireland is for the establishment of a multi-party Framework Agreement for construction refurbishment and fit-out projects within the Dublin Region of an estimated value of 20 000 EUR to 3 000 000 EUR for the commissioners of Public Works. View the procurement »
This tender by the Office of Public Works in Ireland is for the establishment of a multi-party Framework Agreement for construction refurbishment and fit-out projects within the Dublin Region of an estimated value of 20 000 EUR to 3 000 000 EUR for the commissioners of Public Works. View the procurement »
2017-10-02
Establishment of a Framework Agreement (in two Lots) for Main Contractors for Emergency Accommodation Works (Dublin City Council)
DCC is establishing a Framework Agreement (in 2 Lots) for main contractors for works relating to the provision of temporary Emergency Accommodation facilities ( shelters, family hubs, and other facilities ) for the Dublin Region Homeless Executive. The works envisaged are refurbishment and upgrading of existing properties in the wider Dublin area. The works are anticipated to include upgrade works comprising of new floor, ceiling and wall finishes, services installations, decoration, sanitaryware, … View the procurement »
DCC is establishing a Framework Agreement (in 2 Lots) for main contractors for works relating to the provision of temporary Emergency Accommodation facilities ( shelters, family hubs, and other facilities ) for the Dublin Region Homeless Executive. The works envisaged are refurbishment and upgrading of existing properties in the wider Dublin area. The works are anticipated to include upgrade works comprising of new floor, ceiling and wall finishes, services installations, decoration, sanitaryware, … View the procurement »