Leitrim County Council_2136LeitrimTED
Valuation Services for the Carrick On Shannon Flood Relief Scheme
Valuation services required in respect of land and property to be acquired for the Carrick On Shannon Flood Relief Scheme
Property Valuation
No credit card · Instant access
Content at a glance
- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Leitrim County Council_2136
- Published:
- August 09, 2026
- Deadline:
- August 28, 2026
- Topic:
- Property Valuation
Tender description
Valuation services required in respect of land and property to be acquired for the Carrick On Shannon Flood Relief Scheme
Further details
With free access, documents, deadlines and submission notes are available in a structured format.
- Core requirements of the tender prioritized and prepared
- Deadlines, eligibility criteria and documents in one workflow
- Guidance for structured bid preparation
- Automatically discover matching follow-up tenders
30 days free · no credit card · cancel anytime
All procurement details
Buyer, lots, participants, locations, documents, and procedure data have already been captured. Open any area to see the complete information in your workspace.
7 data areas available
30 days free · no credit card · cancel anytime
Documents
Unlock50 details capturedDocuments · Document bundle
Buyer
Unlock3 details capturedBuyer · Address · Contact
Lots
Unlock1 detail capturedLots LOT-0001
Procedure data
Unlock5 details capturedPublication number · Procedure reference · Procedure type · Contract type · +1 more
Performance locations
Unlock3 details capturedPerformance locations
Bidders and contractors
Unlock3 details capturedBidders and contractors · Address · Contact
Publisher
Unlock3 details capturedPublisher · Address · Contact
Related tenders
8Engineering and Environmental Consultancy Services for Nenagh Flood Relief Scheme
Tipperary County CouncilClonmel, NenaghDeadline: Sep 02Background - The OPW, working in partnership with Tipperary County Council and other Local Authorities, commissioned and have completed the Shannon Upper and Lower River Basin Catchment Flood Risk Assessment and Management (CFRAM) Study. The Shannon Upper and Lower River Basin (‘Shannon’) CFRAM Study Area included Nenagh as an Area for Further Assessment (AFA) and identified that a flood relief scheme for the community would be appropriate to be further developed for implementation. To advance and implement a flood relief scheme for Nenagh, Tipperary County Council, supported by a Steering Group, intends to commission a Contract to develop and assist with the implementation of the Scheme. This Contract will be procured using one Consulting firm (hereafter referred to as “the Consultant”) to progress both the Engineering and Environmental elements of the Tender Specification. Project Objectives - The objective of this project is the identification, design and submission for planning consent of a Flood Relief Scheme, that is technically, socially, environmentally and economically acceptable, to alleviate the risk of flooding in the community of Nenagh to a determined Standard of Protection, to complete the detailed design, and to procure, manage and oversee the construction of that Scheme. The tasks that are to be carried out by the Consultant to fulfil this objective are described in detail within the Tender Specification.Engineering and Environmental Consultancy Services for Nenagh Flood Relief Scheme
Tipperary County CouncilClonmel, NenaghDeadline: Aug 19The OPW, working with Tipperary County Council, identified Nenagh as an Area for Further Assessment in the Shannon CFRAM Study. A flood relief scheme is to be developed. Tipperary County Council intends to commission a Consultant to progress Engineering and Environmental elements of the Tender Specification. The objective is the identification, design and submission for planning consent of a Flood Relief Scheme to alleviate flood risk in Nenagh, complete detailed design, and procure, manage and oversee construction.Engineering and Environmental Consultancy Services for Nenagh Flood Relief Scheme
Tipperary County CouncilClonmel, NenaghDeadline: Sep 02Background - The OPW, working in partnership with Tipperary County Council and other Local Authorities, commissioned and have completed the Shannon Upper and Lower River Basin Catchment Flood Risk Assessment and Management (CFRAM) Study. The Shannon Upper and Lower River Basin (‘Shannon’) CFRAM Study Area included Nenagh as an Area for Further Assessment (AFA) and identified that a flood relief scheme for the community would be appropriate to be further developed for implementation. To advance and implement a flood relief scheme for Nenagh, Tipperary County Council, supported by a Steering Group, intends to commission a Contract to develop and assist with the implementation of the Scheme. This Contract will be procured using one Consulting firm (hereafter referred to as “the Consultant”) to progress both the Engineering and Environmental elements of the Tender Specification. Project Objectives - The objective of this project is the identification, design and submission for planning consent of a Flood Relief Scheme, that is technically, socially, environmentally and economically acceptable, to alleviate the risk of flooding in the community of Nenagh to a determined Standard of Protection, to complete the detailed design, and to procure, manage and oversee the construction of that Scheme. The tasks that are to be carried out by the Consultant to fulfil this objective are described in detail within the Tender Specification.Carrick on Shannon Phase 2 Public Realm Improvement Works and Town Hall Regeneration Scheme
Leitrim County Council_2136LeitrimDeadline: Jul 22Carrick on Shannon Phase 2 Public Realm Improvement Works and Town Hall Regeneration Scheme in Carrick on Shannon Co Leitrim The proposal comprises a coordinated package of high quality streetscape and public realm works along Bridge Street, the N4 roundabout interface and Quay Road, together with the regeneration of the underused Town Hall heritage buildingRahan Flood Relief Scheme — Engineering and Environmental Consultancy Services
Offaly County Council_448TullamoreDeadline: Sep 18Offaly County Council invites tenders for engineering and environmental consultancy services for the Rahan Flood Relief Scheme at Tullybeg, Rahan, County Offaly, on the River Clodiagh. The Scheme comprises approximately 430 metres of reinforced concrete flood defence wall along the right bank of the River Clodiagh, with embankment at the tie-in points, protecting residential properties and the wastewater treatment plant to the 1 percent AEP fluvial standard. The commission covers Stage (ii) statutory consent and detailed design, Stage (iv) construction-stage services and Stage (v) handover and defects period, under the Capital Works Management Framework. The construction works will be delivered by Office of Public Works direct labour; procurement of a works contractor is not included in this commission. The services include detailed design, hydrological and hydraulic modelling, ground investigation specification and interpretation, review and validation of the completed EIA and Appropriate Assessment screening, statutory consent documentation for approval under Part 8, works package preparation for direct labour delivery, Project Supervisor Design Process duties, construction-stage technical support and design authority, and handover documentation. The Scheme is funded by the Office of Public Works.CT2310/2026 - The Provision of Professional Services Related to Property Valuations for the Lands Authority
Department of ContractsFlorianaDeadline: Sep 15The Provision of Professional Services Related to Property Valuations for the Lands AuthorityMountmellick Flood Relief Scheme - Site Investigation
Laois County CouncilPortlaoiseDeadline: Sep 09The proposed Flood Relief Scheme (FRS) works include the construction of 1191m of flood defence walls and 5366m of embankments. The proposed Mountmellick FRS works are in County Laois in Mountmellick town. The works are proposed along watercourses including the River Owenass, Rover Pound, Clontygar Stream and Carroon Stream, which can be accessed from the national road N80 and regional road R422, and in the surrounding areas. The NIAH dataset revealed three Sites and Monuments (SMR) features located at 75m (graveyard), 95m (Church) and 170m (Historic town) from the proposed FRS structures. Works will occur on a mix of public and private land with landowners’ permission. Access to this land is predominantly available from landowners. The Mountmellick FRS is a proposed Flood Relief scheme covering Mountmellick town to address and mitigate flood risk from the nearby rivers and streams. The purpose of the site investigation work outlined in this Contract is to establish the following; • To reduce the risk of unforeseen ground conditions that could negatively impact the design of the scheme. This will be achieved by undertaking a sequence of exploratory holes using a variety of SI techniques (including boreholes, trial pits, slit trenches, dynamic probing, window sampling, peat probing and soil infiltration testing). • To acquire ground and groundwater information in areas not covered by historical ground investigations and other published sources. •To provide an initial assessment of the hydrogeological and geo-environmental characteristics along the proposed route. •To install instrumentation necessary to capture the long-term behaviour and seasonal variations experienced at key areas across the site. •To ascertain locations of underground workings (if any).Consultant and Project Archaeologist Services for the Office of Public Works Flood Risk Management Division
Office of Public Works (OPW)TrimDeadline: Sep 21The Office of Public Works (OPW), is procuring consultant and project archaeologist services for its Flood Risk Management division to serve the needs of flood relief schemes’ project teams and arterial drainage maintenance teams nationwide. Project archaeologist services may also be utilised by local authorities across Ireland working in partnership with the OPW, for the purposes of developing and delivering flood relief schemes in their local areas, where they are the relevant project’s Sponsoring Agency and Contracting Authority.
Frequently asked questions about this tender
- How can I apply for this tender?
- Create a free account on Auftrag One. You will then see all documents, deadlines and submission notes in a structured workflow.
- What is the submission deadline?
- The submission deadline is 28. August 2026.
- Who is the contracting authority?
- The contracting authority is Leitrim County Council_2136.
- Which documents are needed to get started?
- Typically you need the service description, proof of eligibility, deadline notes and possibly form sheets. On Auftrag One these items are displayed in prioritized order.