Awarded contract

Cork City Council Automatic Raiseable Pedestrian Bollards

Details

Topic
Road traffic-control equipment
Published
24 September 2021

Tender description

Works include the deployment of automatic bollards at five locations in Cork City Centre and the refurbishment of 12 additional sites. The five sites in which new automatic bollards will be installed are: • Crane Lane; • Maylor Street; • Pembroke Street; • St. Peter and Paul’s Place; and • Tuckey Street. There are another 7 sites which require refurbishment, namely: • Robert Street at St. Patrick's Street; • Maylor Street at St. Patrick's Street; • Princes Street at South Mall; • Cook Street at South Mall; • Pembroke Street at Phoenix Street; • Beasly Street at South Mall; and • Oliver Plunkett Street at Parnell Place Lot 220286: Cork City Council Automatic Raiseable Pedestrian Bollards Automatic Pedestrian Bollards Cork City CouncilTenders for Cork City Council

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published24 September 2021
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  2. Completed: Award date24 September 2021

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Relevant CPV codes

  • 34923000 · Road traffic-control equipment
  • 34928450 · Bollards
  • 45233150 · Traffic-calming works
  • 45233291 · Installation of bollards

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