Public procurement notice: Contract Award Notice
Published: 2019-05-06
Buyer: Irish Water
Country: IE
Contract type: Works
Procedure: Negotiated procedure
CPV classification: 45232421 | 45232430 | 45252126 | 45252127 | 45252130
Award criteria: Lowest price

Technical requirements: 16/030 — A Multi-Supplier Framework for the Provision of Major Process, MEICA and DBO Works (Incorporating Associated Civil Works)
Irish Water is requesting tenders to establish a multi-supplier framework for the provision of all required works and services associated with major process, MEICA and DBO Works (incorporating associated civil works) to support the delivery of the Irish Water’s capital investment plan. It is envisaged that these works will be carried out in a planned manner where work packages are identified in advance of each call off. Irish Water intends to enter into a Framework Agreement up to a maximum of fifteen (15) suppliers for each of the following lots.
Design, build and operation of new water treatment plant facilities, reservoirs, booster stations for pumping/disinfection — including intake works, borehole development and establishment, settlement tanks, filtration systems, disinfection systems, filter backwash water treatment, sludge treatment facilities, chemical storage and dosing systems, clear water storage, pumping facilities, water quality and other monitoring equipment, instrumentation, control and automation systems; in part or in whole.
Upgrading/expansion works involving design, build and operation of existing water treatment plant facilities, reservoirs, booster stations for pumping/disinfection — including intake works, settlement tanks, filtration systems, disinfection systems, filter backwash water treatment, sludge treatment facilities, clear water storage, pumping facilities, water quality and other monitoring equipment, Instrumentation, control and automation systems; in part or in whole.
Operation of water treatment plant facilities, reservoirs, booster stations for pumping/disinfection; fulfilment of role of “Step-in” contractor in circumstances where Irish Water has had to terminate an existing contract; pilot plant installation, testing and evaluation; installations for energy efficiency/sustainability; optimisation of treatment processes; distribution system modelling, including fate of water quality parameters; raw water and distribution system: analysis/modelling and design including water hammer/surge analysis on water main and rising mains; operation of raw water and distribution systems; Incorporation of plant and materials from third party component frameworks/incorporation of free issue and or self-procured plant and materials from third party, Irish Water component Framework Agreements.
Description of these options: The Framework Agreement will be established for a term of thirty-six (36) months with an option to extend by 12 months and a further 12 months to a maximum cumulative term of 60 months, at the sole discretion of Irish Water.
Documents are available to all candidates who register their interest through etenders. All queries for clarification must be submitted via email to Tenders@ervia.ie. The questionnaire must be completed and returned to the address detailed in the attached document not later than 12.00 Thursday 28.7.2016.
Design, build and operation of new wastewater treatment plant facilities, storm water retention tanks, pumping stations — including intake works, structures and equipment to facilitate primary, secondary and advanced treatment, sludge treatment facilities, odour abatement systems, pumping facilities, water quality and other monitoring equipment, instrumentation, control and automation systems; in part or in whole.
Upgrading/expansion works involving design, build and operation of existing wastewater treatment plant facilities, storm water retention tanks, pumping stations — including intake works, structures and equipment to facilitate primary, secondary and advanced treatment, sludge treatment facilities, chemical storage and dosing systems, odour abatement systems, pumping facilities, water quality and other monitoring equipment, instrumentation, control and automation systems; in part or in whole.
Design, build and operation of new, upgrading or repair of marine outfalls and overflows, in part or in whole.
Operation of wastewater treatment plant facilities, storm water retention tanks, pumping stations; fulfilment of role of “Step-in” contractor in circumstances where Irish Water has had to terminate an existing contract; pilot plant installation, testing and evaluation; installations for energy efficiency/sustainability; optimisation of treatment processes; collection system modelling, including fate of water quality parameters; collection system optimisation analysis/modelling, including water hammer/surge analysis; incorporation of plant and materials from third party component frameworks/incorporation of free issue and or self-procured plant and materials from third party, Irish Water component Framework Agreements.
Description of these options: The Framework Agreement will be established for a term of thirty-six (36) months with an option to extend by 12 months, and a further 12 months to a maximum cumulative term of 60 months, at the sole discretion of Irish Water.
Documents are available to all candidates who register their interest through etenders. All queries for clarification must be submitted via email to Tenders@ervia.ie. The questionnaire must be completed and returned to the address detailed in the attached document not later than 12:00 Thursday 28.7.2016.
16/030 — A Multi-Supplier Framework for the Provision of Major Process, MEICA and DBO Works (incorporating Associated Civil Works)
16/030 — A Multi-supplier Framework for the Provision of Major Process, MEICA and DBO Works (incorporating Associated Civil Works)


Winner: Glan Agua Ltd