Tender Results of Louth County Council

Louth County Council (LCC) intend to engage a Legal Specialist to provide legal advice in relation to the procurement of a Works Contractor for the following contract in Republic of Ireland:- LCC is acting as the ‘Client’ for the FASTER (Facilitating a Sustainable Transition to EV’s in the Region) Project. The FASTER project is a joint cross border project across Scotland, the border Counties of Ireland and Northern Ireland to support the overarching ambition to transition to low carbon transport systems and to demonstrate how each of the three jurisdictions can provide early systems learning in relation to the electrification of transport.

Louth County Council (LCC) is acting as the ‘Client’ for the FASTER (Facilitating a Sustainable Transition to EV’s in the Region) Project. The FASTER project is a joint cross border project across Scotland, the border Counties of Ireland and Northern Ireland to support the overarching ambition to transition to low carbon transport systems and to demonstrate how each of the three jurisdictions can provide early systems learning in relation to the electrification of transport. Further information about the FASTER project can be found at www.fasterevcharge.com The FASTER project has been awarded funding for the project’s capital costs from the European Union’s INTERREG VA Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).

Ireland-Dundalk: Recreation installation

Louth Co. Council, the “Contracting Authority”, invites tenders from competent legal service providers to provide Legal, Conveyancing and Advisory Services for the Acquisition of Lands required for the Louth County Council, Carlingford Lough Greenway, Omeath to the Border, Compulsory Purchase Order 2021.

Louth County Council Wayfinding manufacture and installation and associated public realm works in Drogheda Town Centre-See attached Documents

Louth County Council Mount Avenue Link Road-It is proposed to construct a new link road which will consist of wideningthe northern part of the existing Mount Avenue Road and theconstruction of approximately 700m of new road through a greenfieldsite before joining the R178 again by means of an existing access road tothe Lis Na Dara Housing estate. The central / northern end of the existingMount Avenue road beside the ESb substation will become a cul-de-sacafter Ard Easmuinn Road as part of the works.