Refurbishment, Renovation and Extension of the Existing Connolly Barracks, Church Street, Abbeycartron, Longford
The project involves the refurbishment, renovation and extension of the protected historic Connolly Barracks complex at Church Street, Abbeycartron, Longford. It will transform the existing nineteenth century H plan barracks building and construct a new rear extension to deliver modern social and community facilities for Longford Town, supported by full mechanical, electrical and site development works. The redevelopment is part of Longford County Councils urban renewal programme. This project is THRIVE and is co f...
Buyer
Longford County Council
Value
€6,772,495
Published
4 Sept 2026
Closes
Not provided
Procurement details
Source
TED (EU)
Region
IE063
Procurement method
Open
Category
Works
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
45211350
Multi-functional buildings construction work
45212300
Construction work for art and cultural buildings
45210000
Building construction work
45212350
Buildings of particular historical or architectural interest
45212000
Construction work for buildings relating to leisure, sports, culture, lodging and restaurants
92520000
Museum services and preservation services of historical sites and buildings
92522000
Preservation services of historical sites and buildings
45450000
Other building completion work
Lots
Lot LOT-0001 Refurbishment, Renovation and Extension of the Existing Connolly Barracks, Church Street, Abbeycartron, Longford
€6,772,495
The project involves the refurbishment, renovation and extension of the protected historic Connolly Barracks complex at Church Street, Abbeycartron, Longford. It will transform the existing nineteenth century H plan barracks building and construct a new rear extension to deliver modern social and community facilities for Longford Town, supported by full mech...
Delivery: IE063 · Ireland
Documents
Unlock document linkTED notice 611569-2026
4 Sept 2026
Award notice · Web page
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