Uisce Éireann seeks contractor for €190m Irish water resilience pipeline
Ireland's national water utility is tendering for a works contractor to build the Ballymore Eustace to Saggart Reservoir Resilience Project.
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Uisce Éireann has opened a competitive tender for a works contractor to deliver the Ballymore Eustace to Saggart Reservoir Resilience Project, a pipelaying construction scheme with an estimated value of €190m. The contract covers the design and construction of pipeline infrastructure connecting two Irish water reservoirs.
Uisce Éireann, Ireland's national water authority, is running a competitive tender to appoint a works contractor for the Ballymore Eustace to Saggart Reservoir Resilience Project. The contract, valued at €190m, covers pipelaying construction work linking the two reservoirs.
The competitive tendering process will identify a single contractor to deliver the full scope of works. Uisce Éireann has published procurement documents containing the full project details, technical requirements and contract terms on the TED portal.
This is a direct procurement by the Irish water utility, not a frameworkcall-off or pre-qualified supplier arrangement. Interested contractors should review the procurement documents and tender according to the process outlined by Uisce Éireann on the official TED notice.