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Trinity College Dublin Student Centre
Trinity College Dublin is seeking to procure a Project Manager-led integrated design team for a new student centre within the Naughton Building.
The Student centre will provide a central hub space for students to come together in a multifunctional space.
In alignment with Trinity’s Sustainable Climate Action Plan, the decision was made to repurpose existing space for the centre. The ground floor and first floor of the Naughton Institute was chosen for its strategic location on the northeast of the main Trinity campus. This space has a history of hosting active and cultural uses, which aligns with the envisioned purpose of the Student Centre. Revitalising this space will enhance campus life, provide greater visibility for college activities, and strengthen connectivity with the city and community.
Location
Sector
Education, Arts & Leisure
Website
Tender Portal
Tender Stage
ITT
Deadline
28 Febraury 2025, 13:00 hours (local time)
Project Value/Scale
€3.3m
Consultant Team
Conservation Architect
MEP
Civil & Structural Engineering
Fire Engineer
Landscape Architect
PSDP
Planning Consultant
Assigned Certifier
Disability Access Certifier
Project Manager
QS
Employer Representative
BIM Specialist
Acoustician
MEP
Civil & Structural Engineering
Fire Engineer
Landscape Architect
PSDP
Planning Consultant
Assigned Certifier
Disability Access Certifier
Project Manager
QS
Employer Representative
BIM Specialist
Acoustician
Submission Criteria
Education, Professional Qualifications & Experience of Management (25%)
Education, Professional Qualifications & Experience of Personnel (50%)
List of works carried out over the past ten years (25%)
Projects will be deemed of comparable size and nature where:
– the project floor area is equal to or greater than the 2 floors of the Naughton Institute Building identified for use as the student centre, circa 1,350m2 to 1,800m2.
– the project has a construction cost of circa €3,300,000.
– projects involve student centres / exhibition spaces / theatre & performance spaces / cultural buildings