Construction work for buildings relating to health

Tender description

The project comprises the construction of 120 bed ward accommodation including en-suite bathroom facilities at Dunlaoghaire Co. Dublin. The proposed building will be comprise a gross floor area of approximately 17 000 m2. The building will provide direct linkages to the existing hospital buildings and will include demolitions and associated site works. The Works will be carried out on active hospital campus site. Hospital activities must remain uninterrupted at all times during the Works. The project comprises the construction of 120 bed ward accommodation including en-suite bathroom facilities at Dunlaoghaire Co. Dublin. The proposed building will be comprise a gross floor area of approximately 17 000 m2. The building will provide direct linkages to the existing hospital buildings and will include demolitions and associated site works. The Works will be carried out on active hospital campus site. Hospital activities must remain uninterrupted at all times during the Works. Planning permission, Fire Safety and Disability Access Certificates will be obtained by the Contracting Authority prior to the commencement of the Works. Hospital Equipment will be procured by the Contracting Authority and installed by the Contracting Authority post substantial completion. The Works Contractor will be required to liaise with the selected equipment provider on matters including services provision and coordination. The Works Contractor is required to carry out, complete and commission the Works in accordance with the Works Requirements and provide full certification for the Works in accordance with SI 09 of 2014, Building Control (Amendment) Regulations 2014 within the specified project duration. The Contracting Authority will separately appoint the Assigned Certifier. The Contracting Authority reserves the right to carry the works out in phases or to proceed to carry out the works as one overall project only. The fit-out of a number of the wards/departments only may be phased.