Limerick City and County Council - Architect Led Integrated Design Team Services for the Northside Park and Green Edge Masterplan Strategy and Feasibility Study

EF38Contract modification notice – general directive34df9e01-fdc8-485e-a953-76980abc8649LCLimerick City and County Council_103432
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Key information

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CPV codes
71200000 - Architectural and related services71240000 - Architectural, engineering and planning services71241000 - Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis
Status
Awarded
Notice type
EF38Contract modification notice – general directive
Source
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Publication date
8 Jun 2026, 23:00

Overview

The Northside Park and Green Edge project is a large scale green infrastructure project that will see the delivery of a network of green open spaces and recreational amenities across the municipal and island edges that form the north of Limerick City and Suburbs. This tender relates to a feasibility study and masterplan for this scheme.

Contracting authorities1

LC

IE-REGISTRATION-NUMBER 3267368TH

ieLimerick., Ireland
[email protected]

Lots1

Documentation4

4 documents
  • Limerick City and County Council - Architect Led Integrated Design Team Services for the Northside Park and Green Edge Masterplan Strategy and Feasibility Study (notice).pdf

    PDF document

    1.9 MB
  • c4t_6507771_1.xml

    XML document

    805 B
  • Tender Clarification List.pdf

    PDF document

    288.6 KB

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Participants1