Supplier: Harrington Concrete & Quarries
4 archived procurements
Harrington Concrete & Quarries 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 John Madden & Sons Ltd, Lagan Asphalt Ltd, Michael O Malley Tarmacadam Contractors Ltd, Priority Construction Ltd, Actavo Ireland Limited (formerly Sierra Support Services Group), Arkil Ltd, Arkil Ltd., BAM Contractors Limited, and Brian Conneely and Company. Ltd.
Recent procurements where the supplier Harrington Concrete & Quarries is mentioned
2023-03-08
GCC01-2023 - Galway County Council Framework for Pavement and Associated Minor Works on National Roads (Galway County Council)
The Contracting Authority on behalf of Galway County Council wishes to establish and operate a multi-supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of pavement and associated minor works for Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) funded road schemes. View the procurement »
The Contracting Authority on behalf of Galway County Council wishes to establish and operate a multi-supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of pavement and associated minor works for Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) funded road schemes. 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 »
2016-10-28
N63 Abbeyknockmoy to Annagh Hill Road Scheme (Galway County Council)
The N63 Abbeyknockmoy to Annagh Hill Road Scheme comprises upgrade and improvement works to approximately 3.2km of the existing single carriageway near Abbeyknockmoy in Galway, Ireland. The N63 National Secondary road links Moylough in East Galway to Galway City via the N17 national road. The proposed scheme, extends eastwards from the townland of Annagh Hill to immediately west of Abbeyknockmoy village. It will link the N17/ N18 Motorway Junction at Annagh Hill with a section of the N63 which has been … View the procurement »
The N63 Abbeyknockmoy to Annagh Hill Road Scheme comprises upgrade and improvement works to approximately 3.2km of the existing single carriageway near Abbeyknockmoy in Galway, Ireland. The N63 National Secondary road links Moylough in East Galway to Galway City via the N17 national road. The proposed scheme, extends eastwards from the townland of Annagh Hill to immediately west of Abbeyknockmoy village. It will link the N17/ N18 Motorway Junction at Annagh Hill with a section of the N63 which has been … View the procurement »
2011-01-14
Framework for pavement and associated minor works contracts (National Roads Authority)
The Contracting Authority is establishing a series of framework agreements for pavement and minor improvement works contracts. Local roads authorities will be entitled to purchase these works under the framework agreement. The framework will be divided into 8 geographical regions with an envisaged 8 framework participants per region. Each region will comprise a lot and tenderers may bid for one or more lots. The Contracting Authority will not be responsible for costs, charges or expenses incurred by … View the procurement »
The Contracting Authority is establishing a series of framework agreements for pavement and minor improvement works contracts. Local roads authorities will be entitled to purchase these works under the framework agreement. The framework will be divided into 8 geographical regions with an envisaged 8 framework participants per region. Each region will comprise a lot and tenderers may bid for one or more lots. The Contracting Authority will not be responsible for costs, charges or expenses incurred by … View the procurement »