Tender for the Design, Supply and Installation of a Water Tender

• Country: Ireland
• Summary: Tender for the Design, Supply and Installation of a Water Treatment System at Medite Europe Dac ‘26
• IET Ref No: 133999729
• Deadline: 10 Feb 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
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• Description:
• MEDITE Europe DAC has plans to modernize their MDF facility with an investment in new plan and equipment collectively called Project Shine. Project Shine involves the installation of the following: • Wet fuel handling system. • Dry Fuel handling system. • 56MW Biomass Energy. • MDF dryers. • Services + utilities to the above, mainly: o Compressed air o Water treatment systems o Fire detection + suppression o Natural Gas o Steam o Storm and foul water o Bunds where necessary Project Shine is shortly commencing the construction phase of the project and proposals are sought for the supply of Water Treatment System to supply process water at the correct specification to all consumers. Current Setup MEDITE-S current water distribution process flow diagram can be seen in Appendix 3. Water is drawn from the adjacent Anner River into the onsite settling ponds. These ponds serve both as site fire water and process water requirements. This water is then fed through a 7 cartridge 50-micron filter media. From the filter bank it passes through two parallel plate heat exchangers and then fed to various processes one of these being a water tank. From the water storage tank it is then pumped through a typical De-Alk and softener process and then feeds the existing Line 1 boilers and Line 2 energy plant. Scope of work The condition and age of the existing system presents challenges for future requirements in relation to Project Shine. The main areas of concern with the current system are: • Valve and pneumatic manifold obsolescence. • Instrumentation and automation obsolescence. • Maintainability. The scope of work for the water treatment system are as follows (relevant information can be found in Appendix 3): • Design + installation of a water treatment system to: • Deliver 30m3/hr of water, to the required specification, for the new energy plant + steam generator. • Deliver 15m3/hr of water, to the required specification, for the existing energy plant. • Be modular in design with ...
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 Tender Notice