Tender for synthetic pitch maintenance on offer from DLR CoCo

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Requires weekly maintenance of one full size GAA pitch, and four mini pitches

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11 February 2021

At Growtrade, we highlight public procurement opportunities from around Ireland that would be suitable to landscapists, growers, turfgrass professionals, horticulturalists, and forestry professionals.

Here is one such tender from Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council for synthetic pitch maintenance.

Detailed description

Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council seeks synthetic pitch maintenance in two areas.

Area 1: The weekly maintenance of one full size GAA at Benildus and four mini synthetic pitches at Moreen, Shanganagh, Kilbogget and Hyde Road.

Area 2: The annual inspection and required maintenance of the synthetic pitch facilities in the following locations: Kilbogget Park, Ballybrack – Two full size soccer and one mini synthetic; Marlay Park – One full size soccer; Stepaside – One full size GAA; Benildus – One full size GAA; Moreen Estate, Sandyford – One mini Synthetic; Shanganagh Park, Shankill – One mini Synthetic; Hyde Road, Dalkey – One mini Synthetic.

Type of contract: Services

Contracting authority: Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council, County Hall, Marine Road, Dun Laoghaire, Ireland Contact: Donal Kearney

Response deadline: 03/03/2021 12:00:00 (Irish time)

CPV codes

77320000-9  Sports fields maintenance services
92000000-1  Recreational, cultural and sporting services
92600000-7  Sporting services
92610000-0  Sports facilities operation services

For more information and to apply for this tender, click here.

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