BAM, ACS team preferred bidder for N25 PPP
According to market sources, the consortium composed by BAM PPP, PGGM and Iridium (ACS group) has won the tender process for the Ireland's N-25 New Ross Bypass PPP project.
The team beat out competition form three other consortia that were also shortlisted in August 2013. The three teams are the following:
- BANBA Consortium (Sacyr and Jons Civil Engineering);
- Sli Nua (Cintra and Meridiam);
- Direct Route (InfraRed, Strabag, Sisk, Roadbridge and Lagan).
The proposed N-25 New Ross Bypass includes the construction of sections of both the N-25 and N-30 routes. More particularly it is envisaged that the road PPP project will comprise works of approximately 14.6 km of dual carriageway (N-25 & N-30 routes) and 1.2 km of single carriageway (New Ross N30 route).
The total project investment is estimated at €215 million (US$337.1 million).
The main structural feature of the scheme will be the Barrow Bridge which will be an extrados bridge of approximately 900 m overall length with the two main central spans approximately 230 m in length.
The vertical alignment for the Barrow Bridge allows a 36 m clearance envelope above Mean High Water Spring for the navigation channel of the river.
This year we have reported about four road PPP projects in Ireland:
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December 18, 2014
Final bids in for M11 PPP in Ireland
In late November 2013 three teams were shortlisted for the project. The shortlisted teams are the following: Read more -
January 09, 2015
BAM PPP PGGM closes financing for Irish school bundle PPP
A consortium led by BAM PPP has achieved financial close for the Irish schools PPP Bundle 4 in early January. Read more -
February 06, 2015
BAM PPP - Iridium consortium wins M11 PPP in Ireland
The National Roads Authority (NRA) of Ireland has selected a team composed by BAM PPP, PGGM and Iridium (ACS) as the preferred bidder for the M11 Gorey to Enniscorthy PPP Scheme. Read more -
February 09, 2015
Dublin launches PIN for housing PPP project
The Dublin City Council, Ireland, has launched a prior information notice (PIN) for the development of "public" homes though a public private partnership (PPP) project. Read more -
February 13, 2015
Irish Infrastructure Fund to acquire Dublin Convention Center
Irish government-backed Irish Infrastructure Fund (IIF) has been selected as the preferred bidder for the acquisition of the Dublin Convention Centre PPP project from Spencer Dock Development Company Limited (SDDC). Read more
