Closed tender

Ballyragget Weir Barrier Mitigation Project

Details

Value
€150,000
Topic
Design consultancy services
Published
11 September 2026
Submission
2 October 2026

Tender description

Provision of engineering consultancy services for Feasibility Study, Preliminary Design and Statuary Process for Ballyragget Weir Barrier Mitigation Project

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published11 September 2026
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date2 October 2026

About the buyer

Inland Fisheries Ireland is a public sector body for fisheries management and conservation, and buys under its own procurement policy. Those competitions run in consultation with the organisation's Procurement Officer. Existing central frameworks can be used in place of a new competition. The Office of Government Procurement works with the organisation on green frameworks as they come up for renewal. Fishing rights on State fisheries are tendered separately to angling clubs through an online tender form or a postal questionnaire.

Over the past 5 years, most of Inland Fisheries Ireland's contract awards have been in transport equipment, agricultural machinery and transport services.

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