Following a highly competitive dual-stage restricted tendering procedure, Meath County Council have selected Kilcawley Construction to carry out the remedial works scheme at Townparks, Navan.
The work consists of the demolition of 9 two-storey houses, construction of 21 new houses, construction of a community resource building, complete refurbishment of 42 existing tenanted houses, refurbishment of external finishes (i.e new fascias, gutters, rainwater pipes, new boundary walls, etc) to 50 existing owner-occupied houses and general upgrading of all roads, footpaths, services, front garden and rear garden walls.
The project will be phased over a 28-month program.
At the signing of contracts for the Townspark remedial scheme (back, from left) are: Martin Tuffy, Kilcawley Construction; Joe Fahy, Meath County Council; David O'Neill, Quantity Surveyor, Mulcahy McDonagh & Partners; Tom Traynor, Meath County Council; Tony Baragwantha, Aherne & O'Brien Architects; Vivian Hoey, Meath County Council, and Jim Aherne, Aherne & O'Brien Architects; (front): Larry Whelan, Meath County Council; Rosemarie Dooner, Meath County Council; Brendan Henry, Kilcawley Construction, and Kevin Stewart, acting County Manager