Eirgrid – Grange Castle area, West Dublin
EirGrid identified the need to reinforce the electricity network in the Grange Castle area of west Dublin, which was evolving as a major centre for hi-tec, power-dependent companies. Consequently, given the nature and activities of these companies, it was critical to ensure a secure, reliable and adequate provision of electricity to the west Dublin area. […]
Ballyragget Solar Farm
TOBIN Consulting Engineers were commissioned by Elgin Energy to carry out a Flood Risk Assessment on a solar farm located in County Kilkenny approximately 2km west of Ballyragget Town. The Flood Risk Assessment was carried out in accordance with a stage 2 Initial Flood Risk Assessment as defined by The Planning System and Flood Risk […]
Vartry Water Treatment Plant
The Vartry Water Supply Scheme provides drinking water for over 200,000 people. With historical significance, it was developed by Dublin Corporation in the 1860s and includes two reservoirs, a water treatment plant, a 4km tunnel under Callowhill and 40km of trunk mains that deliver water to storage reservoirs at Stillorgan in Dublin. The scheme was […]
Universal House – Shannon Free Zone
TOBIN Consulting Engineers was commissioned by Shannon Commercial to undertake a Condition Survey and prepare a Report on vacant office premises at Universal House, Shannon Free Zone, Co. Clare. The purpose of this report was to present the client with a detailed overview of the existing condition of the building based on our visual inspection […]
Block C: High Spec Office Block Development
TOBIN Consulting Engineers delivered the Civil and Structural Engineering Services on this new €10m high spec office block development in the Shannon Free Zone. This state-of-the-art project has been brought to fruition by Shannon Commercial Properties to facilitate major inward investment and employment in the region and forms part of a broader investment programme in […]
Structural Inspection on behalf of the Eyre Square Centre
TOBIN Consulting Engineers was requested by the Lambert Smith Hampton, on behalf of the Eyre Square Centre, to examine the roof primarily over the Bank of Ireland and partially over Kinlay House Hostel because of leaking that had occurred. They also prepared tender documents for the repair of the roof as requested. A joint inspection […]