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Longford County Council Bridge Remediation Works 2026 Contract 1
Contracting Authority
Longford County CouncilSee all Longford County Council contract awards
Sector
Deadline
3 April 2026
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Estimated Value
€250k
Value Range
100k-500k
Procedure
Not specified
Procurement Type
Works
Published
2026-03-18
Resource ID
186279-2026
CPV Classification
Common Procurement Vocabulary: the EU codes that classify what this contract is for.
- 45221111Construction work
- 45221110Construction work
- 44212100Construction structures and materials; auxiliary products
- 45262522Construction work
- 45221100Construction work
- 45221119Construction work
Summary
Longford County Council is seeking quotations for the construction and rehabilitation of 5 bridges in the county. These bridges comprise of one composite, three masonry arch bridges and one fish pass on local roads around the county.
The nature of the works includes but is not limited to the following: reconstruction of masonry elements, allowing fencing to tie into masonry parapets, repointing of masonry elements, replacement of soft verges with concrete rubbing strips, removal of vegetation and removal of debris from the riverbed. There are four bridges in north to mid Longford and one bridge south of the county.
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