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Ireland – Engineering-related scientific and technical services – Technical Consultancy Services for Port Access Northern Cross Route (PANCR) Phase 3 - (TII Phases 5-7)

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Louth County Council requires Technical Consultancy Services from a multi-disciplinary engineering led Consultancy team which will provide the Engineering and Appraisal services required to successfully deliver the project through the procurement, construction and closeout phases. Louth County Council propose to carry out the procurement, construction and implementation phases of the Port Access Northern Cross Route (PANCR) – Phase 3. The Port Access Northern Cross Route (PANCR) – Phase 3 comprises the construction of new carriageway (approx. 1.08km long), construction or rail underbridge c10.5m in width and c20.0m in length and all ancillary works.

Deadline
1 Nov 2026(24 days left)
Published
5 Oct 2026(3 days ago)
Contract value
€1.5m
Location
Ireland
Reference
685867-2026
First seen
1 hour ago

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