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Limerick City and County Council Barnagh Tunnel Masonry Rehabilitation Works Project

Published
Published 15 October 2025
Deadline
Closed 5 June 2025

Overview

The Works comprise the removal and re-insertion of individual loose bricks and masonry to the crown of the tunnel arch inner ring together with the repointing of the masonry arch barrel and arch liner vertical walls, the insertion of weep/hole tubes at the arch springing point and the cleaning out of the drainage channels and drainage outlets at the base of the vertical tunnel walls each side employing best conservation practice with all of the works executed in Phases in 10.00 to 15.00m sections employing a heavy duty rolling platform/crashdeck, safety netting and temporary lighting whist the tunnel/greenway is fully “live” and in full occupation and use as per the Works Requirements/Tender Documents issued to all tenderers per the Works Requirements/Tender Documents issued to all tenderers.

Key details

Country
IRL
Status
Awarded
Category
Works
Procedure
Open
Published
15 October 2025
Questions by
22 May 2025
Deadline
Closed
Classification (CPV)
Construction work for bridges and tunnels, shafts and subwaysConstruction work for bridgesStructural worksRestoration work

Award outcome

Awarded value
€174,327
Award date
15 October 2025

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract Award Notice

    15 October 2025

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Awarded: Limerick City and County Council Barnagh Tunnel Masonry Rehabilitation Works Project — Skim