Works related to water-distribution pipelines

Tender description

Irish Water plan to carry out the rehabilitation / replacement of approximately 24,5km of water-mains together with associated works as part of the Meath Water-mains Rehabilitation Phase 2 works project. The proposed works is to take place at several locations throughout Co. Meath. It is intended that the works will be implemented under a Design and Build (‘DB’) Contract. The Contract consists of the design, construction, commissioning and testing, of approximately 24,5kms of water-mains and associated infrastructure, including 1 301 consumer service connections, across the following locations in Co. Meath: — Slane, — Kells, — Navan, — Trim, — Laytown, — Athboy, — Piercetown, — Rathmullan, — M1 Crossing at Platin, — Ratoath, — Oldcastle, — Mornington, — Duleek, — Dunboyne, — Gaulstown, — Sutherland Lane. The Contract includes the following: — The design, construction, testing and commissioning of approximately 25km of water-mains ranging in diameter from 90mm PE to 355mm PE; — The design, construction, testing and commissioning of Consumer Connections from public water-mains to private properties including backyard service connections using trenchless methods; — The design, construction, testing and commissioning of water-mains crossing watercourses and railway infrastructure by trenchless methods; — Works to be carried out in areas of high archaeological importance and/or areas requiring Ministerial Consent; — Works to be carried out adjacent to the M1 motorway and along TII national primary and national secondary roads; — Works to be carried out in busy urban areas. The contractor will be required to take on the roles of PSDP and PSCS for the whole of the works.