ARCHAEOLOGY SERVICES FRAMEWORK for Dublin Port Company

Description

DPC proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of Multi-party Framework Agreement to provide, Archaeology services. It is acknowledged that the full scope of services cannot be defined as they will be influenced by the conditions of the regulatory consents/licences that have yet to be issued. As and when required the Contracting Entity will tender these services under the framework agreement. The successful operator must carry out all archaeological monitoring of all dredging activities conducted within the Approach Channel, Alexandra Basin and other locations as agreed from time to time, with the provision to resolve fully any material of archaeological significance observed at that point. DPC proposes to engage in a competitive process for the establishment of Multi-party Framework Agreement to provide, Archaeology services. It is acknowledged that the full scope of services cannot be defined as they will be influenced by the conditions of the regulatory consents/licences that have yet to be issued. As and when required the Contracting Entity will tender these services under the framework agreement. The successful operator must carry out all archaeological monitoring of all dredging activities conducted within the Approach Channel, Alexandra Basin and other locations as agreed from time to time, with the provision to resolve fully any material of archaeological significance observed at that point.