16 https://www.gov.ie/en/organisation/office-of-public-works/ ORG-0001 Office of Public Works (OPW) Jonathan Swift Street Trim C15 NX36 IRL Unknown +353 46 942 2000 info@opw.ie ORG-0002 The High Court of Ireland Four Courts, Inns Quay, Dublin 7 The High Court of Ireland Dublin D07 WDX8 IRL The High Court of Ireland +353 1 8886000 HighCourtCentralOffice@courts.ie ORG-0003 European Dynamics S.A. European Dynamics S.A. Athens GRC 002024901000 +30 2108094500 eproc-esender@eurodyn.com 00540243-2024175/20242024-09-09+02:00 2.3 eforms-sdk-1.9 dedcbd7e-aae4-4aea-92fe-e63210f5c0c0 ebc01964-c3eb-4e73-925e-4328627d4688 2024-09-06+01:00 15:44:49+01:00 01 32014L0024 cn-standard ENG https://www.gov.ie/en/organisation/office-of-public-works/ body-pl gen-pub ORG-0001 ted-esen ORG-0003 nati-ground 0 open false The provision of Architectural Landscape Design Services Roscrea Castle and Gardens Roscrea Castle, Gardens and Damer House, located in the heart of Roscrea in County Tipperary, one of the oldest towns in Ireland, featuring a magnificent stone motte castle dating from the 1280s. It was used as a barracks from 1798, housing 350 soldiers, and later served as a school, a library and even a sanatorium. Sharing the castle grounds is Damer House, named for local merchant John Damer, who came into possession of the castle in the eighteenth century. The house is a detached nine-bay three-story house over basement, built c.1730, with later five-bay two-storey U-plan wing to south-west. The grounds also include an impressive garden with a fountain, which makes Roscrea Castle a very pleasant destination for a day out. There is also a nearby restored mill displaying St Crónán’s high cross and pillar stone. Nearby within Roscrea, there is also a restored mill displaying St Crónán's high cross and pillar stone; this adds a further dimension of heritage within the town that can be explored and enjoyed by the visitor. The overall objectives of the project are: 1. to preserve, protect and maintain the Roscrea Castle / Damer House site, and ensure its visitation, accessibility and enjoyment do not undermine any aspect of its preservation; 2. to enhance the quality of the visitor experience and enhancement of capacity to host events 3. to optimise the management of visitor flows at the site; 4. to sustainably maximise the local economic impact and contribution of the monument; 5. to enhance the facilities in ways which complement and support wider local development initiatives and policies; 6. to support wider environmental goals including with respect to water, waste and biodiversity; 7. to maximise social and community benefits associated with the monument; 8. to improve facilities for staff working at the monument; and 9. to minimise any period of closure or disruption until enhanced facilities are complete. The full suite of requirements is contained within the tender documents. Submissions must be uploaded as a ZIP FILE. services 250000 71420000 71421000 71400000 IE051 IRL LOT-0001 other Refer to Tender Documents false no-eu-funds allowed ENG ENG N/A non-restricted-document https://www.etenders.gov.ie/epps/cft/listContractDocuments.do?resourceId=4274252 none not-allowed required no ORG-0001 https://www.etenders.gov.ie/epps/cft/viewTenders.do?resourceId=4274252 ORG-0001 ORG-0001 120 ORG-0002 ENG true true required true 2024-10-07+01:00 12:00:00+01:00 2024-10-07+01:00 12:30:00+01:00 https://www.etenders.gov.ie/epps/cft/prepareViewCfTWS.do?resourceId=4274252 false none none 0 The provision of Architectural Landscape Design Services Roscrea Castle and Gardens Roscrea Castle, Gardens and Damer House, located in the heart of Roscrea in County Tipperary, one of the oldest towns in Ireland, featuring a magnificent stone motte castle dating from the 1280s. It was used as a barracks from 1798, housing 350 soldiers, and later served as a school, a library and even a sanatorium. Sharing the castle grounds is Damer House, named for local merchant John Damer, who came into possession of the castle in the eighteenth century. The house is a detached nine-bay three-story house over basement, built c.1730, with later five-bay two-storey U-plan wing to south-west. The grounds also include an impressive garden with a fountain, which makes Roscrea Castle a very pleasant destination for a day out. There is also a nearby restored mill displaying St Crónán’s high cross and pillar stone. Nearby within Roscrea, there is also a restored mill displaying St Crónán's high cross and pillar stone; this adds a further dimension of heritage within the town that can be explored and enjoyed by the visitor. The overall objectives of the project are: 1. to preserve, protect and maintain the Roscrea Castle / Damer House site, and ensure its visitation, accessibility and enjoyment do not undermine any aspect of its preservation; 2. to enhance the quality of the visitor experience and enhancement of capacity to host events 3. to optimise the management of visitor flows at the site; 4. to sustainably maximise the local economic impact and contribution of the monument; 5. to enhance the facilities in ways which complement and support wider local development initiatives and policies; 6. to support wider environmental goals including with respect to water, waste and biodiversity; 7. to maximise social and community benefits associated with the monument; 8. to improve facilities for staff working at the monument; and 9. to minimise any period of closure or disruption until enhanced facilities are complete. The full suite of requirements is contained within the tender documents. Submissions must be uploaded as a ZIP FILE. services none 250000 71420000 71421000 71400000 IE051 IRL UNKNOWN