DAERA - NIFHA - Dredger Refit

Concepts

• daera
• nifha
• downpatrick
• aircraft, railways, roads, marine
• nifha wishes
• machinery of the grab-hopper dredger mv kilmourne vessel
• dredger refit
• repair and maintenance
• floating platforms
• water depths

Location

Northern Ireland:

Description

DAERA/NIFHA wishes to appoint a Contractor to carry out a set of detailed specified repairs, replacements and upgrades to the hull and machinery of the Grab-hopper dredger MV Kilmourne vessel to enable the NIFHA to meet its statutory function of maintaining the water depths in the channels and basins of Ardglass, Kilkeel and Portavogie harbours. The main repairs required include: • Installation of modified transom • Installation of keel cooling in place of existing heat exchangers • Replacement of selected hull plates, members and door repairs.

Total Quantity or Scope

• Installation of modified transom • Installation of keel cooling in place of existing heat exchangers • Replacement of selected hull plates, members and door repairs.

Award Detail

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 50200000 - Repair, maintenance and associated services related to aircraft, railways, roads and marine equipment
• 50246400 - Repair and maintenance services of floating platforms
• 50246300 - Repair and maintenance services of floating structures
• 50246000 - Harbour equipment maintenance services
• 50245000 - Upgrading services of ships
• 50244000 - Reconditioning services of ships or boats
• 50242000 - Conversion services of ships
• 50241100 - Vessel repair services

Other Information

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