Excavation work at archaeological sites
Limerick County Council
N7 Nenagh to Limerick High Quality Dual carriageway Test Trenching - Contract 1. The purpose of the contract is to undertake the archaeological test trenching of the site of the new Nenagh to Limerick High Quality Dual Carriageway. Contract 1 covers a distance extending from the new road's beginning close to Limerick city as far as the proposed Birdhill junction. This is a distance of approximately ten km after soft bog land is excluded. License eligible archaeologists are clearly esssential to the work which is to determine and report the presence of archaeological features along the route of the new road. Further information relating to this notice may be available on the eTenders Web Site at http://www.etenders.gov.ie/Search/ Search_Switch.aspx?ID=18567.
DeadlineThe time limit for receipt of tenders was 2005-11-08. The procurement was published on 2005-10-05.
Who? What?| Date | Document |
|---|---|
| 2005-10-03 | Contract notice |
Object
Scope of the procurement
Title: Excavation work at archaeological sites
Full text:
“N7 Nenagh to Limerick High Quality Dual carriageway Test Trenching - Contract 1. The purpose of the contract is to undertake the archaeological test...”
Place of performance
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Notice metadata
Document type: Invitation to tender
Nature of contract: Service contract
Regulation: European Communities
Original language: English 🗣️
Procedure
Procedure type: Open procedure
Award criteria
The most economic tender
Type of bid: Global tender
Awarding authority type: Local authorities
Contracting authority
Identity
Awarding authority name: Limerick County Council
Country: Ireland 🇮🇪
Reference
Dates
Publication date: 2005-10-05 📅
Date received: 2005-10-03 📅
Date dispatched: 2005-10-03 📅
Submission deadline: 2005-11-08 📅
Identifiers
Notice number (legacy): 189495-2005
OJ-S issue: 192/2005
Refers to notice: 163815-2004
Object
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV)
Code: Excavation work at archaeological sites 📦
Source: OJS 2005/S 192-189495 (2005-10-03)