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Ireland · Construction work

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Fire Remediation Works at Mill Court, Bandon, Co. Cork

Clúid Housing Association · Ireland

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The project involves the execution of fire remediation works to an existing 37-unit residential development located at Mill Court, Bandon, Co. Cork, on behalf of the client, Clúid Housing. The objective of the works is to address identified fire safety deficiencies in order to bring the building into compliance with current fire protection and life safety standards outlined in TGD Part B (Fire Safety) of the Building Regulations and other relevant codes…

What is being procured?
Deadline Not announced
Estimated value901,727.62 EUR
PublishedJul 13, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The project involves the execution of fire remediation works to an existing 37-unit residential development located at Mill Court, Bandon, Co. Cork, on behalf of the client, Clúid Housing. The objective of the works is to address identified fire safety deficiencies in order to bring the building into compliance with current fire protection and life safety standards outlined in TGD Part B (Fire Safety) of the Building Regulations and other relevant codes such as IS 3218:2913 for fire alarm systems. The scope of the remediation works includes, but is not limited to: • Installation of fire-stopping systems at service penetrations and wall/floor junctions. • Replacement or upgrade of fire-rated doors, closers, and seals to comply with TGD-B.…

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    · TED 480502-2026

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