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Athletic Union League Football / Soccer Pitches Construction

Deadline

10 Jun

Construction of football/soccer pitches for the Athletic Union League

SME fit: Medium Bid effort: Medium 📍 Dublin

Construction of football/soccer pitches for the Athletic Union League

Bidder profile

Firms with experience in public procurement and construction projects, capable of meeting compliance requirements.

Risks & flags

  • Information asymmetry
  • Compliance risks
  • Timeline compression

Briefing

AI-generated analysis of the documents. Check the official notice and any amendments for current submission details.

1. At a glance

Field Detail
Buyer Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)
Title Athletic Union League Football / Soccer Pitches Construction
CPV / category works / Construction & Civil Engineering
Estimated value €not disclosed (eTenders placeholder)
Per-year (if multi-year) not stated
Procedure type not stated
Lots not stated
Location not stated
Contract length not stated
Submission deadline 2026-05-13T11:00:00+00:00
Go-live / start not stated

2. Scope of Work

This procurement covered the supply scope described in the tender pack for Athletic Union League Football / Soccer Pitches Construction. The contract shape pointed to operational delivery against buyer demand, documented ordering, and conformance with specification, quality, and administrative requirements set out in the RFT documents. The package indicated a formal competition route with standard Irish public-procurement controls around qualification, response formatting, and deadline compliance.

  • Contract title and category indicate supply activity for Construction & Civil Engineering under buyer workflows in Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII).
  • Submission package must align with the RFT structure published through the buyer's procurement channel.
  • Day-to-day obligations include order fulfilment, documentation, and compliance evidence for the awarded framework or contract lot.
  • Technical and commercial responses must map directly to mandatory requirements and the pricing schedule format in the tender pack.
  • Evidence trail must be maintained for declarations, eligibility proofs, and any product or service specifications named in attachments.

The source material indicated that bidders had to ground claims in tender forms and supporting evidence, rather than generic company profiles. Where the verified extract provided numerical conditions, those figures were treated as the binding baseline for suitability. Where the extract did not provide a number, the requirement remained not specified at briefing stage and required direct review of the underlying attachment before pricing sign-off.

3. Background & buyer context

The buyer ran this competition to secure a structured procurement route for the stated category and keep continuity of supply under public-sector purchasing controls. The tender format suggested a compliance-led process with a defined close date and a document trail through the procurement portal. The context indicated a need for contract certainty, auditable supplier selection, and predictable service or goods availability during the contract term. No explicit incumbent detail was surfaced in the verified extract provided to this worker, so incumbent advantage had to be assessed from full attachment review and clarification responses.

4. Eligibility & selection criteria

  • Turnover requirement — not specified for this tender
  • Insurance
  • Insurance — not specified for this tender
  • Certifications — not specified for this tender
  • Past experience — not specified for this tender
  • Personnel — not specified for this tender
  • Geographic / facility constraints — not specified for this tender

Binding numerical extract used for this section: Binding numerical extract is limited in the source pack.

5. Award criteria & scoring

The award model followed MEAT-style evaluation where published criteria and weights governed scoring after qualification. The exact weighting structure required confirmation from the pricing and quality schedules if not explicit in the extract below.

Criterion Weight (%) Sub-criteria Minimum threshold
Price not stated not stated not stated
Quality / Technical merit not stated not stated not stated

Price/quality split: not stated.

6. Submission requirements

  • Method statement / response document — complete the buyer template and answer each requirement in the order requested; page limits not stated in the extract.
  • CVs — provide role-based CVs where requested; page count not stated.
  • Pricing schedule — submit the issued pricing schedule in its required format; alternative layouts were not stated as acceptable.
  • Case studies — number and value bands not stated in the extract.
  • Declarations — include ESPD or equivalent declarations, tax and legal standing confirmations, and conflict disclosures where requested by the pack.
  • Mandatory site visit — not stated in the extract.
  • Submission portal — submit via eTenders or the named portal before the stated deadline; late submissions are typically non-compliant.

7. Key dates & process

Milestone Date / timing
RFT issued not stated
Clarification deadline not stated
Mandatory site visit not stated
Tender deadline (date + time) 2026-05-13T11:00:00+00:00
Expected award not stated
Contract start not stated
Go-live / mobilisation not stated

8. Contract terms that matter

The contract term and extension mechanics were not fully stated in the extracted metadata, so bidders had to read the form of contract and schedules for binding duration language. Payment timing, service levels, and remedies for non-performance were also attachment-driven in this pack. IP, subcontracting permission, and any security instruments such as bonds or guarantees were not explicit in the verified extract supplied here. The practical implication was that commercial risk sat in the contract appendices, and bid/no-bid confidence depended on reviewing those clauses before final pricing.

9. Risks, red flags & unusuals

The main risk in this competition was information asymmetry between headline metadata and full contractual detail. Numerical gates for insurance appeared in the verified extract, but other qualification thresholds were not explicitly surfaced, so an under-scoped response could fail on compliance before scoring. Another risk was timeline compression if clarification timing and mobilisation expectations were tighter in the attachments than in the metadata view. No specific unusual legal mechanism was confirmed in the extract provided to this worker; the red-flag check therefore depended on line-by-line attachment review.

10. SME fit assessment

This tender looked most accessible to firms that already operated in the stated category and could evidence public-procurement compliance at submission stage. A credible bidder profile was a supplier with documented quality controls, tender-writing capacity, and insurance levels aligned to the verified figures where listed. Consortium or named subcontracting arrangements were not specified in the extract and needed confirmation in the RFT rules. Bid-preparation effort was typically several working days for data gathering, drafting, pricing, and internal approvals, with additional time if technical attachments were extensive. Pwin signals from this extract alone were neutral because incumbent status and prior winners were not explicitly surfaced.

11. Where to dig deeper

  • Source RFT file(s): Appendix C - Volume E - ITT Instructions.docx, Appendix B - VDR Ts and Cs - Volume E.docx
  • eTenders CFT ID: not stated
  • Clarification contact / portal: [email protected]
  • Priority attachments: Appendix C - Volume E - ITT Instructions.docx, Appendix B - VDR Ts and Cs - Volume E.docx

Can you bid?

Required certifications

  • ISO 10318:2015 (geotextile evaluation)
  • ISO 10320:2019 (geotextile identification labels)
  • ISO 10319 (tensile strength testing)
  • ISO 11058 (permeability)
  • EN 12224 (UV weathering)
  • BREEAM Infrastructure – minimum 'Very Good'
  • BC(A)R CIF Ancillary Certificates

Scoring

Most Economically Advantageous Tender

Quality

Price

Lots (1)

Lot 1: AUL Pitches Relocation

Relocation of sports pitches as part of the AUL project.

Documents (11)

PDF

11094 - Volume A1 Particular Specification_HomefarmT13.pdf

748.3 KB · Specification

PDF

11094 - Volume A2 General Specification_HomefarmT03.pdf

1.6 MB · Specification

PDF

M-IC-00006985 - Metrolink Carbon Management - P02 Jan 2025.pdf

2.3 MB · Specification

PDF

M-IC-00006994 - Sustainable Sourcing Project Requirements C01 April 25.pdf

1.0 MB · Specification

PDF

M-IC-00009458_S5_P02 Env Incidents and Observations.pdf

8.4 MB · Specification

DOCX

Appendix C - Volume E - ITT Instructions.docx

23.6 KB · RFT / Invitation to Tender

DOCX

Appendix A - Conflict of Interest - Volume E.docx

27.0 KB · Form / Declaration / Certificate

ZIP

Addendum 1.zip

1.2 MB · Clarification / Addendum

ZIP

Addendum 2.zip

179.7 KB · Clarification / Addendum

DOCX

Appendix B - VDR Ts and Cs - Volume E.docx

45.2 KB · Appendix / Annex

DOCX

Tender Addendum R1 02 - TII396.docx

199.8 KB · Clarification / Addendum

Original notice text

The MetroLink programme represents a transformative infrastructure investment that necessitates significant land use changes along its alignment. As part of these changes, existing sports facilities, including soccer pitches, will be displaced to accommodate the construction of the new metro system. To mitigate the impact on local communities and maintain continuity of sporting activities, it is essential to deliver high-quality replacement facilities in advance of or in parallel with the main works. The scope of works includes the construction of one full-size all-weather soccer pitch and one full-size natural grass pitch, together with associated infrastructure such as pitch lighting, fencing, drainage systems, a clubhouse, pedestrian access, and ancillary amenities. These facilities must meet governing body standards for safety, durability, and performance, ensuring they are fit for purpose for both recreational and competitive use.

AI analysis updated 3 months, 1 week ago

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Details

Deadline

10 Jun

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Location

AUL Pitches Relocation site

Procedure

Open

Clarification

22 Apr 2026

eTenders ID

7584209

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