Awarded contract

Holy Family National School Safe Routes to School Scheme - Phase 2

Details

Buyer
Clare County Council
Value
180,000
Topic
Road markings
Published
27 March 2025
Source
ie:e_tenders

Tender description

This project comprises the construction of a raised pedestrian crossing and associated placemaking areas on Station Road . The works also includes replacing, widening and providing new footpaths and altering existing parking layout. The scheme incorporates the Safe Routes to School theme with coloured Pencil bollards, coloured road makings and school zone markings.

Timeline

  1. Award published27 March 2025
    Current notice
  2. Award date27 March 2025

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Relevant CPV codes

  • 34922100 · Road markings
  • 45233161 · Footpath construction work
  • 45233253 · Surface work for footpaths
  • 45233300 · Foundation work for highways, roads, streets and footpaths
  • 45233340 · Foundation work for footpaths

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