Irlanda: Conservation and Design Services for the Gamekeeper’s Lodge, Coronation Plantation Monument, and Boathouse Site, Wicklow Mountains National Park
Data licitatiei 14.11.2024
au mai rămas 19 zile
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| Valoare estimata : 120,000 EUR
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Tip anunt:
UE
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ID: 8900265
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Data publicarii :
25.10.2024
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Tara/Judet:
IR |
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Descriere scurta:
Irlanda: Conservation and Design Services for the Gamekeeper’s Lodge, Coronation Plantation Monument, and Boathouse Site, Wicklow Mountains National Park
Coduri CPV:
45212314-0 - Lucrări de construcţii de monumente istorice sau memoriale
45212350-4 - Clădiri de interes istoric sau arhitectural deosebit
45454100-5 - Lucrări de restaurare
50000000-5 - Servicii de reparare şi întreţinere
71200000-0 - Servicii de arhitectură şi servicii conexe
71210000-3 - Servicii de consultanţă în arhitectură
71240000-2 - Servicii de arhitectură, de inginerie şi de planificare
71247000-1 - Supraveghere a lucrărilor de construcţii
71250000-5 - Servicii de arhitectură, de inginerie şi de măsurare
92522000-6 - Servicii de conservare a siturilor şi a monumentelor istorice
92522100-7 - Servicii de conservare a siturilor istorice
92522200-8 - Servicii de conservare a monumentelor istorice
45212314-0 - Lucrări de construcţii de monumente istorice sau memoriale
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Textul licitației
3,000 hectares south of Dublin. The largest of Ireland’s National Parks and the only one in the east, Wicklow features wide-open vistas, winding mountain roads and fast-flowing streams that descend into the deep lakes of the wooded valleys, including St Kevin’s monastic settlement at Glendalough.While the main focus of the NPWS is on the natural heritage, the service also has responsibility for a large number of buildings, structures, gardens and sites, many of which are of historic interest and architectural heritage value. Some of these structures were previously associated with historic estates, a number of which have been incorporated into our National Parks. The buildings and structures are often located in areas of high ecological and scenic value and as such it is critically important that any repair or adaptation works on these places, or new structures emplaced at these sites, should be carried out to the highest conservation and design standards. Given the natural heritage focused work of the NPWS it is essential that all built heritage and new construction projects in the National Parks ensure that all aspects of the built and natural heritage are identified and sustained properly throughout every project. The environmental footprint of each project needs to be considered – all choices around design, constructio