AwardedIRLServices€1
National Concert Hall Complex - Landscape Architect Consultancy Services
- Published
- Published 17 June 2025
- Deadline
- Closed 15 July 2025
Overview
This tender invites proposals from qualified and experienced Landscape Architects to join the Design Team at Stage (i) for the proposed redevelopment of the National Concert Hall, Dublin. The landscaped areas are specifically designed to accommodate the daily workings of the national concert hall for access to the building and grounds, for the public, for the staff working within the building and for the performers and artists visiting the building as well as for the resident organisations and the National Symphony Orchestra. The diverse range of people using this building and campus necessitates a landscape design that promotes accessibility, free movement and exceeds the Building Regulations standards outlined in TGD Part M. The design must also align with the “Building for Everyone” guidelines issued by the Centre for Excellence in Universal Design
Key details
- Country
- IRL
- Status
- Awarded
- Category
- Services
- Estimated value
- €1
- Procedure
- Open
- Published
- 17 June 2025
- Deadline
- Closed
Urban planning and landscape architectural servicesLandscape architectural services
Award outcome
- Awarded value
- €94,510
- Award date
- 10 March 2026
- Contract period
- 1 March 2030 → 3 July 2035
- BDP_45462
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Notice history
Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.
Contract Award Notice
16 April 2026
Contract Notice
17 June 2025
Contracting authority
Office of Public Works (OPW)
Procuring entityTrim, IRL
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