Awarded contract

Bollards

Details

Buyer
Dublin City Council
Supplier(s)
Delani Street and Traffic Ltd, PWS Signs Ltd, Shergan Traffic Solutions Ltd
Value
EUR 1,800,000
Topic
Road traffic-control equipment
Published
1 April 2021
Source
TedNotices

Tender description

Dublin City Council is seeking to establish a multi-party framework agreement for the supply of both high level and low level lane-separators. The lane-separators will be used to provide physical separation between cycle lanes and general traffic lanes. Two distinct types of lane-separators are required and they will be tendered for in different lots. High Level Lane-Separator — 800 mm — 1 000 mm high, reboundable lane-separator. Low Level Lane-Separator: ≤450 mm high, bounce back wand capable of withstanding vehicular traffic driving over it repeatedly.

Timeline

  1. Award date9 March 2021
  2. Award published1 April 2021
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Relevant CPV codes

  • 34923000 · Road traffic-control equipment
  • 34928300 · Safety barriers
  • 34928450 · Bollards
  • 34996000 · Control, safety or signalling equipment for roads

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