Tender from Kilkenny County Council for Columbarium Wall Garden

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Requires landscaping and planting works

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28 July 2022 | 0

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

Here is one such tender for the construction of a Columbarium Wall Garden at St. Kieran’s Cemetery, Kilkenny, along with the required landscaping and planting works.

Detailed description:

This tender is for the construction of a Columbarium Wall Garden at St. Kieran’s Cemetery, Hebron Road, Co. Kilkenny. The development consists of:

Site clearance circa. 326m2 for garden development;
Provision of foundations and installation of pre-made Columbarium Wall units;
Provision of paved areas from the existing access road / path;
Provision of seating;
Landscaping / planting

Type of contract: Works

Contracting authority: Kilkenny County Council, 2nd Floor, County Hall, John Street, Kilkenny Contact: Procurement Unit

Response deadline: 04/08/2022 16:00:00 (Irish time)

CPV codes

45215400-1  Cemetery works
44000000-0  Construction structures and materials; auxiliary products to construction (except electric apparatus)
44100000-1  Construction materials and associated items
44110000-4  Construction materials
44113200-7  Flagstones
44900000-9  Stone for construction, limestone, gypsum and slate
44912100-7  Granite
45210000-2  Building construction work

You can view and apply for this contract here.

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