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_Alterations to Porch and Tower including Drainage Works at Lismore Cathedral, North Mall, Lismore

Contracting Authority

Lismore Cathedral CLG

Sector

Construction

Deadline

3 April 2026

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Estimated Value

€250k

Value Range

100k-500k

Procedure

Not specified

Procurement Type

Works

Published

2026-03-17

Resource ID

182773-2026

CPV Classification

Common Procurement Vocabulary: the EU codes that classify what this contract is for.

  • 45212360 Construction work
  • 45212361 Construction work

Summary

Removal and replacement of the existing stairs from ground to first floor and new partitions enclosing the new stairs, a WC compartment and some storage space. Alterations include moving existing double doors to form a new lobby, a new glass door in the east wall and some minor alterations to the first floor.

Repairs to sources of water ingress (provisional). Services will include electrical - additional lighting, heater, water heater, extract fan; water services and drainage outfall from new WC to adjoining school system.

The cathedral is a protected structure on the Record of Protected Structures of the Waterford City and County Development Plan. It is also listed as a National Monument in the Record of Monuments and Places.

It is rated as a building of national importance. Because it is a building of national importance and a protected structure, the contractors submitting tenders must have a suitable level of experience in conservation work.

Keywords

_alterationstoporchandtower
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