Department of Agriculture Food and the MarineDublinTED
Improvement to Boat Repair Area at Dunmore East Fishery Harbour Centre
The Marine Engineering Division (MED) within the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) wishes to appoint a consultant to provide consultancy services for the design and delivery of improvement works to the Boat Repair Facility (Skids) and adjacent area at Dunmore East Fishery Harbour Centre. Professional services are requi...
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- July 29, 2026
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The Marine Engineering Division (MED) within the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) wishes to appoint a consultant to provide consultancy services for the design and delivery of improvement works to the Boat Repair Facility (Skids) and adjacent area at Dunmore East Fishery Harbour Centre. Professional services are required for the five stages of the project and includes performance of the PSDP role for all stages, and the role of Employers Representative.
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