Engineering works and construction works

Tender description

To access the Qualification Questionnaire please log on to (http://www.coillte.ie/) go to Suppliers — click on SMS link to access Coillte's Supplier Management System (SMS) or click on the direct link below; https://supplierlive.proactisp2p.com/Account/Login The first phase (to which this PQQ and subsequent tender applies) will design and build approximately 27 kms of singletrack non-bitmac mountain bike trails and these will link with a further 8 kms of existing forest roads to provide a total of 35 kms of trail network. To access the Qualification Questionnaire please log on to (http://www.coillte.ie/) go to Suppliers — click on SMS link to access Coillte's Supplier Management System (SMS) or click on the direct link below; https://supplierlive.proactisp2p.com/Account/Login The mountain-bike trail network when completed will comprise of more than 100 kms of trails in the Slieve Bloom Mountains and was granted planning permission by Laois and Offaly County Councils in March 2017. It is centred on 2 trailheads, 1 near/in Kinnitty village in Co. Offaly and 1 in the heart of the Baunreagh valley, Co. Laois. The first phase (to which this PQQ and subsequent tender applies) will design and build approximately 27 kms of singletrack non-bitmac mountain bike trails and these will link with a further 8 kms of existing forest roads to provide a total of 35 kms of trail network. The first phase will build trails centred at both trailheads and both will be connected via the public road over the county boundary. The first phase will also include the construction of rural public road crossings, a footbridge, hard standing for car-parking and installation of signage and waymarking. The macro-design carried out to date for the trail network has identified suitable trail corridors for each trail section, within which the definitive trail line will be designed and built. The corridors are up to a maximum of 100 m width and the trail construction zone will be a maximum of 5 m width within that corridor. The finished trail surface will be no more than 600 mm width within that trail construction zone (unless otherwise specified).