Supplier: Hardy Partnership
3 archived procurements
Hardy Partnership has historically been a supplier of architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services, engineering services, and engineering design services.
Historically, competing bidders have been Levins Associates, Wh Stephens, Aidan Nolan and Associates, Andrew P Nugent & Associates, Atkins, Austin Reddy & Company, Brendan Merry And Partners, Bruce Shaw Partnership, and Burton And O'connor.
Recent procurements where the supplier Hardy Partnership is mentioned
2019-10-07
Provision of Consultancy Services to Dublin City Council in 6 Lots as follows to support a Feasibility Study under... (Dublin City Council)
Dublin City Council proposes to engage in a competitive process for the award of 6 contracts as specified hereunder. Each service provider appointed will be required to work as part of the feasibility team to deliver the objectives set out in Section 2.1. of the tender document. The Lot 5 successful tenderer (building development and project management consultant) will take the lead role in coordinating the team: Lot 1: Communications Consultants; Lot 2: European Cultural Project Management and … View the procurement »
Dublin City Council proposes to engage in a competitive process for the award of 6 contracts as specified hereunder. Each service provider appointed will be required to work as part of the feasibility team to deliver the objectives set out in Section 2.1. of the tender document. The Lot 5 successful tenderer (building development and project management consultant) will take the lead role in coordinating the team: Lot 1: Communications Consultants; Lot 2: European Cultural Project Management and … View the procurement »
2016-11-15
Multi Party Framework Agreement for Quantity Surveying Services for 4 Dublin Local Authorities and Irish Council of... (Dublin City Council)
It is intended to set up a Multi-Party Framework agreement in 2 Lots for the provision of Quantity Surveying Services on work projects to encompass residential (excluding residential included in Housing Strategy 2020), commercial, civils, leisure and municipal projects to include new works and refurbishment works. The service required may be full or partial service, Applicants will be required to apply individually for each Lot, and must submit separate Suitability Assessment Questionnaires for each … View the procurement »
It is intended to set up a Multi-Party Framework agreement in 2 Lots for the provision of Quantity Surveying Services on work projects to encompass residential (excluding residential included in Housing Strategy 2020), commercial, civils, leisure and municipal projects to include new works and refurbishment works. The service required may be full or partial service, Applicants will be required to apply individually for each Lot, and must submit separate Suitability Assessment Questionnaires for each … View the procurement »
2011-04-13
Framework Agreement for Quantity Surveying Services Dublin City Council (Dublin City Council)
It is intended to set up a framework agreement in three Lots for the provision of Quantity Surveying Services on works projects to encompass residential, commercial, leisure and municipal projects to include new works and refurbishment works. The service required may be a full or partial service. Lot 1 is for Quantity Surveying Services on Type 1 works projects as defined in Form QC2, which are in the value range of not exceeding 500 000 EUR. Lot 2 is for Quantity Surveying Services on Type 2 works … View the procurement »
It is intended to set up a framework agreement in three Lots for the provision of Quantity Surveying Services on works projects to encompass residential, commercial, leisure and municipal projects to include new works and refurbishment works. The service required may be a full or partial service. Lot 1 is for Quantity Surveying Services on Type 1 works projects as defined in Form QC2, which are in the value range of not exceeding 500 000 EUR. Lot 2 is for Quantity Surveying Services on Type 2 works … View the procurement »