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Procurement for Surveys of NCAD Campus at 100 Thomas Street, Dublin 8

National College of Art and Design ( NCAD ) · Ireland

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The scope of work involves a comprehensive geospatial survey of NCAD’s campus located in central Dublin, which can be characterized as a diverse collection of historic and modern buildings all of which are protected structures. The site includes several structures exhibiting notable architectural features and, the campus remains actively used by students and staff, leading to significant foot traffic throughout the day. The survey’s objective is to…

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Deadline Jun 3, 2026 14:00 UTC+01:00
Estimated value200,000 EUR
PublishedMay 15, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The scope of work involves a comprehensive geospatial survey of NCAD’s campus located in central Dublin, which can be characterized as a diverse collection of historic and modern buildings all of which are protected structures. The site includes several structures exhibiting notable architectural features and, the campus remains actively used by students and staff, leading to significant foot traffic throughout the day. The survey’s objective is to develop a detailed as-built digital record and a Level of Development (LOD) 400 Revit model to support future retrofit, building improvements, and digital asset management.…

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