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St Catherine's Special School, Kilcoole, Co Wicklow - Mechanical Reserved Specialist

Waterford and Wexford Education and Training Board_110494 · Ireland

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The project provides for the construction works of a split-level two-storey special school building containing 25 classrooms, a hydrotherapy pool, associated clinician and educational support rooms and ancillary spaces with total floor area of c. 6200 sqm. Mechanical Reserved Specialist shall be responsible for the complete mechanical services installations associate with the project including for appointing sub-specialists for the following…

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Deadline Not announced
Estimated value1,750,000 EUR
PublishedMay 26, 2026
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What is being procured?

The project provides for the construction works of a split-level two-storey special school building containing 25 classrooms, a hydrotherapy pool, associated clinician and educational support rooms and ancillary spaces with total floor area of c. 6200 sqm. Mechanical Reserved Specialist shall be responsible for the complete mechanical services installations associate with the project including for appointing sub-specialists for the following installations – Sanitaryware, Soils + Wastes Installations, Plumbing Installations, Gas Installations, Space Heating Installations, Ventilation and AC Installations, BEMS Controls, Rain Water Harvesting and Supply + Installation of Fire Fighting Equipment.

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    · TED 354551-2026

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