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Ireland - Buildings of particular historical or architectural interest - Dublin City Council Expression of Interest for Emergency Repair and Stabilisation Works at the Iveagh Markets, Francis Street, Dublin 8

Awarded Ireland Eastern and Midland Construction work

Buyer Dublin City Council

€8.7M awarded value · €8,719,670

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Awarded to

Kelbuild Ltd

Awarded value
€8,719,670
Bids received
3

Summary

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Dublin City Council awarded a contract for emergency repair and stabilisation works at the Iveagh Markets, Francis Street, Dublin 8, a protected structure. The works included backfilling the site under an approved Section 26 Archaeological License, conservation repairs to roofs, gutters, parapets and rooflights, stabilisation of an inward leaning parapet and arched windows, vegetation management, securing windows and doors, safe access arrangements, making safe electrical connections, and removal of lead-based paint. Kelbuild Ltd won the contract for EUR 8,719,669.63. The awarded price was the same as the estimate within 1 percent.

Description

Stage 1, Applicants will be assessed and short listed using the Suitability Assessment Questionnaire, the successful Applicants will become Candidates. A maximum number of 6 Applicants will be admitted to the Stage 2. Applicants, meeting all the suitability criteria and scoring the most marks against the qualitative criteria, will become Candidates. Prior to shortlisting for Stage 2, Candidates will be required to provide evidence of suitability. At Stage 2, Candidates will be invited to tender for the Iveagh Markets Enabling Works Project. Dublin City Council wishes to ensure the protection of the Iveagh Markets and safeguard the structure. The priority is to prevent further deterioration of the Protected Structure. Essential stabilisation and repair works (now called 'The Works') are required in order to safeguard the structure for future use. The Works shall consist of - 1) On foot of an approved Section 26 Archaeological License, the site shall be backfilled in accordance with the agreed strategy and/ or as modified by any conditions attached to that license. 2) Conservation repairs to the roofs, valleys, internal gutters, parapet and large rooflights of the Wet Market and Dry Market, including conservation repairs to the access ladders and gantries. 3) Conservation repairs/reinstatement of the rainwater disposal system. 4) Essential repairs to stabilise the inward leaning parapet of the north east corner of the Markets. 5) Essential repairs to stabilise the Diocletian style arched windows and associated brickwork in the Dry Market. 6) Manage vegetation growth to the site and its structures to ensure this does not further compromise the buildings. 7) Protect and secure the windows and doors. 8) Provide safe access to structures to facilitate a regular inspection and maintenance. 9) Identify and make safe any electrical connections and other utilities in the building. 10) Safely remove all lead-based paint from the internal structural members of the market buildings. It is intended that initial contract for Iveagh Markets will be awarded to the admissible Tender scoring the highest marks against the award criteria.. Please note that this project is subject to funding. For further information please refer to documentation available to download from www.etenders.gov.ie Resource ID xxxxxxx - Input when notice created.

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What this buyer has paid before

Based on 54 comparable contracts this buyer awarded in this sector over the last 4 years.

This award
€8.7M
Median award
€711,656
Middle half of past awards
€244,687 to €2.0M

The award is larger than three in four past awards.

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Dublin City Council

Ireland

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Competition

tenders per lot on average (open and restricted procedures)
8.3
of those lots received a single tender
12%
of the awards went to companies based in another country
7%

As the official award notices state them, over the last 3 years. Tenders per lot count open and restricted procedures only: in a negotiated procedure or a direct award a single tender is the procedure itself. The country is the one the notice gives for the winner.

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