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Lusk Community College, Post Primary School, Co. Dublin.
Project Overview

Lusk Community College, Post Primary School, Co. Dublin.

Education

The project consisted of the construction of a 350 pupil post primary school including specialist classrooms. The existing site was a greenfield site bounded primarily by agricultural areas lands and to the south an existing primary school. The new build comprised of 7 no. general classrooms, a GP Hall, 8 no. specialist teaching spaces including Science Labs, Technology Rooms and Home Economics.

Also included were general ancillary accommodation including library, office space and staff room. External works included the provision of 6 no. ball courts, car parking, turning circle, additional play areas and landscaping to the site. Improvements were required to facilitate public access and road widening works along with widening of a bridge were included in the works contract.

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  • Client

    Department of Education

  • Location

    Lusk, Co. Dublin

    Stage

    Completed July 2013

  • Client

    Department of Education

  • Status

    Completed July 2013
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Project Details:

The Design and Build consortium planned a fast-track on-site construction duration of 36 weeks. This project consisted of two storey new build post primary school, 6 no. ball courts and road and bridge widening works. This was one of two school new-build contracts awarded to ABM by the Department of Education and Skills under the Rapid Build Schools Programme.

In August 2012, the Department of Education and Skills (DoES) advertised an Invitation to Tender to contractors to submit design & build tenders for construction of the Rapid Delivery Design & Build Schools and Framework 2013-2015.. It was intended that the new schools were operational for commencement of school term in September 2013. ABM's Design & Build proposals were successful and they were awarded the project in October 2012.