Henry Place and Moore Lane assessment of structures for proposed addition to the Record of Protected Structures.

Tender description

Dublin City Council is seeking Expressions of Interest from suitably qualified candidates with a view to awarding a contract to carry out assessments of the following proposed additions to the Record of Protected Structures (RPS). I refer to the motion agreed by the City Council at its Monthly Meeting held on the 8th June 2015 – “That the following 1916 Buildings, identified in the Frank Myles Battlefield Report, commissioned by Shaffrey Associates on behalf of Chartered Land, be added to the list of protected structures as buildings of National historical importance; 1. O’Brien’s Mineral Water Building, Henry Place – Occupied by volunteers. 2. The White House, Henry Place – Occupied and held by Michael Collins. 3. No. 10 Moore Street – Point of entry – The First Council of War – Overnight stay. 4. The Bottling Store rear 10 Moore Street and Moore Lane – Occupied by Frank Henderson. 5. Hanlon's, 20/21 Moore Street – Surrender order accepted by volunteers after consultation with Thomas Clarke, Joseph Plunkett, Michael Collins and Sean Mac Diarmada.” This contract has now been awarded to Kelly and Cogan Architects on 17th June 2016. Three tender submissions were received.