The mechanical and electrical sub-contractors, Michael J Tierney and Edward Clancy Electrical, respectively have now been appointed for the works involved in the construction of the two-storey enterprise centre at the Tipperary Institute Campus, Nenagh Road, Thurles.
The plans involve the connection to public water supply and foul and surface water mains, new storm water attenuation system, signage, use of existing entrance and all associated site works.
Main construction work commenced on this site during late February, with the contract period estimated at approximately nine months.
The architect is DH Ryan, the consulting engineer, PJ Brett and Associates and the main contractor is Clancy Construction.
Clancy Construction has been in construction and development since the 1940’s. Originally a traditional family business, the company now employs in excess of 250 full-time employees and develops large scale projects nationwide. The company, which has its Head Office in Thurles as well as offices in Cork, Waterford and Dublin, have vast experience in commercial, public sector and residential development.
The estimated cost of this completed project, in Co Tipperary, is €1.4 million.
Good news for Thurles