Supplier: McGinty and O'Shea Ltd
4 archived procurements
McGinty and O'Shea Ltd has historically been a supplier of construction work, works for complete or part construction and civil engineering work, and engineering works and construction works.
Historically, competing bidders have been Road Maintenance Services Ltd, Actavo Ireland Ltd (formerly Sierra Support Services Group), Arkil Ltd, Barry Ryan Civil Engineering Ltd, Clonmel Enterprises Ltd, Edward Long and Co. Ltd, English Tarmac Ltd, Excel Building and Civil Engineering Ltd, and Finucane Burke Plant Hire Ltd.
Recent procurements where the supplier McGinty and O'Shea Ltd is mentioned
2021-01-27
Douglas Flood Relief Scheme (Including Togher Culvert) — Togher Main Works Contract (Cork City Council)
Construction of flood defence works in Togher and environs. The proposed works are as described in the works requirements (including drawings and specification). Works will include the construction of new flood relief RC culvert (to replace existing culvert), flood defence walls, trash screen, drainage and utility diversions, hard and soft landscaping and other associated works. View the procurement »
Construction of flood defence works in Togher and environs. The proposed works are as described in the works requirements (including drawings and specification). Works will include the construction of new flood relief RC culvert (to replace existing culvert), flood defence walls, trash screen, drainage and utility diversions, hard and soft landscaping and other associated works. View the procurement »
2019-03-04
Douglas FRS_Douglas Works Package (Cork County Council)
Construction of flood defence works in Douglas and environs. The proposed works are described in the drawings and specifications. Works will include the construction of new flood defence walls (reinforced concrete and precast elements), reconstruction of existing bridges, new reinforced concrete culverts, drainage and utility diversions, hard and soft landscaping and other associated works. View the procurement »
Construction of flood defence works in Douglas and environs. The proposed works are described in the drawings and specifications. Works will include the construction of new flood defence walls (reinforced concrete and precast elements), reconstruction of existing bridges, new reinforced concrete culverts, drainage and utility diversions, hard and soft landscaping and other associated works. View the procurement »
2018-12-13
Cork County Council — Framework Agreement for Road Restoration, Road Resurfacing and Ancillary Works 2019 (Cork County Council)
Cork County Council proposes to establish and operate a Framework Agreement for road reconstruction and resurfacing projects and ancillary works on regional and local roads throughout County Cork. The framework period will be 24 months. The Procuring Authority may, at its absolute discretion, extend the framework period by a further 24 months in 12 months increments such that the total Framework Period will not exceed 48 months. The proposed projects may include any or all of: — road reconstruction of … View the procurement »
Cork County Council proposes to establish and operate a Framework Agreement for road reconstruction and resurfacing projects and ancillary works on regional and local roads throughout County Cork. The framework period will be 24 months. The Procuring Authority may, at its absolute discretion, extend the framework period by a further 24 months in 12 months increments such that the total Framework Period will not exceed 48 months. The proposed projects may include any or all of: — road reconstruction of … View the procurement »
2018-04-13
Bus Stop Pole installation and maintenance (National Transport Authority)
As part of its Bus connects project, the National transport authority (NTA) plans to introduce standard branded bus stops throughout Ireland. There are approximately 12 000 bus stops throughout the State. The new bus stops will serve all operators, both public and private, and will replace the multiple stops at different locations that are a feature of the existing system. The new bus stop poles will have integrated information carousels incorporating stop specific printed route maps and timetables. The … View the procurement »
As part of its Bus connects project, the National transport authority (NTA) plans to introduce standard branded bus stops throughout Ireland. There are approximately 12 000 bus stops throughout the State. The new bus stops will serve all operators, both public and private, and will replace the multiple stops at different locations that are a feature of the existing system. The new bus stop poles will have integrated information carousels incorporating stop specific printed route maps and timetables. The … View the procurement »