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Extension to Kilmacanogue National School, Kilmacanogue, Co.

Contracting Authority

Kilmacanogue National School

Deadline

7 August 2026

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Estimated Value

€830k

Value Range

500k-1M

Procedure

Not specified

Procurement Type

Not specified

Published

2026-07-10

Resource ID

479315-2026

CPV Classification

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

  • 45214210Construction work
  • 45214000Construction work

Summary

This tender covers the design and construction of an extension to Kilmacanogue National School in Co. Wicklow.

The project involves structural building works to expand the school's physical infrastructure, likely to accommodate additional classrooms or facilities. The contract value of €830,000 indicates a medium-scale construction project.

Keywords

school extensionbuilding constructioneducational facilitiescivil worksstructural construction
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3 FREE LOOKUPS / MONTH WITH SIGN-INPREVIEW · 2 OF 4 SIGNALS VISIBLE
TENDER DOSSIER · 479315-2026 · CPV 45PREVIEW · 2 OF 4 SIGNALS VISIBLE

Extension to Kilmacanogue National School, Kilmacanogue, Co.

Buyer & BenchmarkKilmacanogue National School · CPV 45 median award €355,964 (IQR €120,735 to €1,372,798, n=1,590) · Median 4 bids
Notice ProfileSector: Construction · Deadline: 2026-08-07
Pre-Qualification & CROContractors must be registered on the Construction Industry Register Ireland (CIRI) or equivalent recognized body. Minimum requirements likely include: public liability insurance o...
Buyer Spend & HistoryAll Kilmacanogue National School contract awards -> · Browse >EUR 20k supplier payment register ->

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