Sligo ETB seek sportsturf construction companies for new project

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Sligo's Education and Training Board seek sportsturf professionals to construct an all-weather multi-sport training pitch at a post-primary school in Riverstown, Co Sligo.

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18 May 2018

Construction of an All Weather Multi-Sport Training Pitch, Coola, Riverstown, Co. Sligo

Detailed Description: Construction of all weather multi-sport training pitch together with drainage works, fencing, floodlighting and landscaping. The Site is located within an Existing Post Primary School in Coola, Riverstown, Co Sligo.

Type of Contract: Works

Contracting authority: Mayo, Sligo, and Leitrim ETB, Quay Street, Sligo, Ireland. Contact: Matthew Robb

Response deadline: 25-05-2018 12:00 (Irish time)

Currency: EUR

CPV codes:

45000000-7 Construction work.
45212210-1 Single-purpose sports facilities construction work.
45212200-8 Construction work for sports facilities.
45212220-4 Multi-purpose sports facilities construction work.
45212221-1 Construction work in connection with structures for sports ground.

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