Supplier: Healy & Partners Architects Ltd
2 archived procurements
Healy & Partners Architects Ltd has historically been a supplier of architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services, architectural and related services, and architectural design services.
Historically, competing bidders have been JODA Engineering Consultants, Malachy Walsh & Partners, and Michael Barrett Partnership.
Recent procurements where the supplier Healy & Partners Architects Ltd is mentioned
2011-11-09
Seek design team services for building an extension to St. Colman's C. College, Midleton, Co. Cork (County Cork Vocational Education Committee)
Individual expressions of interest are invited from suitably qualified consultants (architects, quantity surveyors, building services engineers (M&E) and civil\structural engineers) who wish to be considered for the inclusion on a design team to oversee the design and construction of an extension (total floor area approx 5,136sq. m.) to St. Colman's Community College, Midleton, Co. Cork. Each appointment will entail the overseeing of the design and construction of the extension. The client for this … View the procurement »
Individual expressions of interest are invited from suitably qualified consultants (architects, quantity surveyors, building services engineers (M&E) and civil\structural engineers) who wish to be considered for the inclusion on a design team to oversee the design and construction of an extension (total floor area approx 5,136sq. m.) to St. Colman's Community College, Midleton, Co. Cork. Each appointment will entail the overseeing of the design and construction of the extension. The client for this … View the procurement »
2011-04-20
Architect with specialist skills - King John's Castle Project (Shannon Development Co. Ltd)
King John’s Castle is Limerick’s main tourist attraction and attracts circa 40 000 visitors per annum. Visitor numbers are down from a high of 51 000 in 2000. The product is made up of visitor exhibits in the main visitor centre, archaeology under the visitor centre, the courtyard and the turrets. Since the Castle opened in 1991, significant funds have been invested in trying to turn the castle and associated elements into a "must see" attraction. However the product is generally considered to be … View the procurement »
King John’s Castle is Limerick’s main tourist attraction and attracts circa 40 000 visitors per annum. Visitor numbers are down from a high of 51 000 in 2000. The product is made up of visitor exhibits in the main visitor centre, archaeology under the visitor centre, the courtyard and the turrets. Since the Castle opened in 1991, significant funds have been invested in trying to turn the castle and associated elements into a "must see" attraction. However the product is generally considered to be … View the procurement »