Brothers of Charity Services IrelandClarinbridgeTED
Fit out of Roanmore unit in Waterford for Corlann
The works consist of demolition and removal of a section of concrete floor and toilet cubicle, reinstatement of floor section, full fit out of the unit including stud walls, ceiling, doors, vinyl flooring, fit out of three toilets, kitchenette, electrical, heating and ventilation systems.
Angebotsfrist: 03. September 2026Typ: Ausschreibung
Trockenbau, Bodenbelag, Sanitär, Elektroinstallation, Nichtwohnungsbau
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- Ausschreibungstyp:
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- Auftraggeber:
- Brothers of Charity Services Ireland
- Veröffentlicht:
- 29. Juli 2026
- Frist:
- 03. September 2026
- Thema:
- Trockenbau
- Bauobjekt:
- Kindergarten / Kita
Bauobjekt-Klassifikation
- Kindergarten / KitaHauptobjekt
Ausschreibungsbeschreibung
The works consist of demolition and removal of a section of concrete floor and toilet cubicle, reinstatement of floor section, full fit out of the unit including stud walls, ceiling, doors, vinyl flooring, fit out of three toilets, kitchenette, electrical, heating and ventilation systems.
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