UCD looking for ground and sport pitches maintenance

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Deadline for applications is the 9 January 2024

Landscape

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9 November 2023

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 University College Dublin looking for grounds and sports pitches maintenance.

Description:

University College Dublin is seeking to establish a sustainable Multi Supplier Framework Agreement for the provision of Grounds Maintenance and Sports Pitches including Artificial Surfaces Maintenance to University College Dublin. There are six Lots as follows Lot 1. Grounds Maintenance, Lot 2. Sports Pitch and Artificial Surfaces Maintenance, Lot 3. Road Maintenance including Gritting, Snow Ploughing, Road Sweeping and Road Drainage Maintenance, Lot 4. Tree Surgery, Lot 5. Grounds Maintenance Projects and Lot 6. Supply of Trees, Plants and Landscaping Products.

Type of contract: Services

Contracting authority: University College Dublin (UCD)

Contact: Eileen Delaney

Response deadline: 09/01/2024 12:00 (Irish time)

CPV codes:

90610000-Street-cleaning and sweeping services

77211400-Tree-cutting services

77211300-Tree-clearing services

77211500-Tree-maintenance services

77340000-Tree pruning and hedge trimming

77341000-Tree pruning

45236119-Repair work on sports fields

77310000-Planting and maintenance services of green areas

77320000-Sports fields maintenance services

77314100-Grassing services

77314000-Grounds maintenance services

45233293-Installation of street furniture

You can view and apply for this contract here.

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