Closed tender

Road construction works

Details

Value
EUR 6,000,000
Topic
Road construction works
Published
13 April 2018
Submission
17 May 2018

Tender description

N4-N15 Sligo Urban Improvement Scheme — Suitability Assessment Process by Restricted Procedure. The proposed development consists of an upgrade of approximately 670m of urban mainline carriageway, increased right-turning provision and improved facilities for pedestrians and cyclists at the three signalised junctions within the proposed development. The development includes the construction of four retaining walls and a box culvert, drainage systems, earthworks, pavement construction, various utilities works, boundary treatment, landscaping, street lighting and the installation of an Urban Traffic Control System throughout Sligo Town. The Urban Traffic Control System will be implemented on a network of 13 junctions throughout Sligo Town and shall be capable of strategic adaptive control and the control and monitoring of the same sites when not under direct control of the system.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published13 April 2018
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date17 May 2018

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  • 45233120 · Road construction works

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