Supplier: Healy Kelly Turner & Townsend
3 archived procurements
Healy Kelly Turner & Townsend has historically been a supplier of architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services, engineering services, and construction work.
Historically, competing bidders have been Andrew P Nugent & Associates, Cyril Sweett, Gardiner & Theobald, Atkins, Austin Reddy & Company, Brendan Merry And Partners, Bruce Shaw Partnership, Burton And O'connor, and Carron & Walsh.
Recent procurements where the supplier Healy Kelly Turner & Townsend is mentioned
2011-12-16
Re-configuration of the National Forensic Mental Health Services Facilities (Health Service Executive (HSE))
The Health Service Executive are seeking expressions of interest from Architects, Mechanical & Electrical Engineers, Civil & Structural Engineers, Quantity Surveyors and independant PSDP services who wish to tender for the design and delivery of the Re-configuration of the National Forensic Mental Health Services Facilities. The new National Forensic Mental Health Service Facilities will consist of a 120 Bed New Adult Forensic Hospital (NAFH) to replace the Central Mental Hospital (cmh) in Dundrum; a 10 … View the procurement »
The Health Service Executive are seeking expressions of interest from Architects, Mechanical & Electrical Engineers, Civil & Structural Engineers, Quantity Surveyors and independant PSDP services who wish to tender for the design and delivery of the Re-configuration of the National Forensic Mental Health Services Facilities. The new National Forensic Mental Health Service Facilities will consist of a 120 Bed New Adult Forensic Hospital (NAFH) to replace the Central Mental Hospital (cmh) in Dundrum; a 10 … 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 »
2011-03-25
Framework agreement for project management services for construction related activities at UCD (University College Dublin)
University College Dublin is issuing this suitability assessment questionnaire inviting expressions of interest as the first stage of a 2-stage process under the restricted procedure. The purpose of the first stage is to obtain information from applicants to determine their suitability on the basis of financial standing, technical competence and capability, and relevant experience to carry out any projects arising under the framework agreement. Please note this is not a tender document. To register their … View the procurement »
University College Dublin is issuing this suitability assessment questionnaire inviting expressions of interest as the first stage of a 2-stage process under the restricted procedure. The purpose of the first stage is to obtain information from applicants to determine their suitability on the basis of financial standing, technical competence and capability, and relevant experience to carry out any projects arising under the framework agreement. Please note this is not a tender document. To register their … View the procurement »