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Irish Schools PPP Programme – Bundle 4

Ireland

The Irish Government’s Department of Education and Skills (DoE) launched a PPP Schools Bundle programme to address the increasing demand in rapidly developing areas, with the intention to replace existing schools with new accommodation or provide new accommodation for existing schools.  

The purpose of the programme was to deliver inspirational high-quality teaching and learning environments for students through first class building solutions and state of the art facilities. The new schools would also increase opportunities for lifelong learning and boost economic prosperity within local communities, generating work for local businesses.  

Procured by the National Development Finance Agency (“NDFA”) on behalf of the DoE, the programme was a major investment in education infrastructure by way of public private partnership (“PPP”) arrangements.  

Irish Courts Bundle 1

Ireland

‘Enhancing historical courthouses across Ireland, making them fit for purpose in the 21st century’

To revitalise Ireland’s economy, Ireland’s Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, announced in 2012 the Government’s intention to launch a €2.25 bn Infrastructure Stimulus Package. The Courts Bundle 1 PPP project, procured by the National Development Finance Agency (NDFA) on behalf of the Courts Service and the Department of Justice & Equality, was part of the Stimulus Package.  

The €149 million project comprises refurbishment and extension work to existing courthouses in Cork, Mullingar and Waterford, and the development of new courthouse buildings in Drogheda, Letterkenny, Limerick and Wexford.  

N11 Arklow Rathnew PPP

Ireland

The N11 Arklow to Rathnew PPP contract saw BAM PPP and its sister company BAM Civil work in partnership with Transport Infrastructure Ireland on a project for the design, build, finance, operation, and maintenance of the N7 Newlands Cross Flyover and the N11 Arklow Rathnew Dual Carriageway.

The N11 Arklow Rathnew connected the existing M11 Arklow bypass with the M11 Rathnew/Ashford bypass and created a 90 km stretch of motorway/dual carriageway between Dublin and Gorey.