ICBF Tully, Shed 3 Extension - proposed modifications to existing building and new cattle crush lean-to.

The project is to be priced and carried out as modifications to an existing structure, not as a wholly

ICBF Tully, Shed 3 Extension - proposed modifications to existing building and new cattle crush lean-to.

Irish Cattle Breeding Federation

## Summary The Irish Cattle Breeding Federation (ICBF) is seeking a contractor to undertake modifications to the existing building and new cattle crush lean-to at their Tully facility. The estimated value of the contract is €400,000.

## Scope & Deliverables - Proposed modifications to existing building - Construction of new cattle crush lean-to - Installation of slatted tank and agitation point - Roofing and ventilation works - Concrete flooring and hardcore filling

## Key Requirements - Contractor must be a registered company with the Irish Companies Registration Office - Must have relevant experience in agricultural building construction - Must comply with minimum specifications for the structure of agricultural buildings (S101, July 2016) - Must provide proof of insurance and liability coverage

## Commercials & Timeline - Estimated value: €400,000 - Submission deadline: Wednesday, August 5th, 2026 - Contract duration: Not stated - Framework/DPS: None mentioned

## How to Bid - Tender documents available on the ICBF website - Submissions must be made electronically through the ICBF e-tendering portal - Language of submission: English only - Key documents to prepare: + Company profile and experience in agricultural building construction + Proof of insurance and liability coverage + Detailed project plan and timeline

## Bid Considerations - This contract may suit contractors with experience in agricultural building construction, particularly those familiar with Irish regulations and standards. - Opportunities for the successful bidder include working on a high-profile project with a reputable client and potentially securing future contracts with the ICBF. - Risks to consider include the complexity of the project, potential delays or cost overruns, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Open procedure. Any interested supplier may submit a tender. There is no shortlisting stage — all compliant bids received by the deadline are evaluated against the published award criteria. It is the most common route for Irish public contracts and is open to SMEs and new entrants.

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