Supplier profile
MHL and Associates Ltd
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Ireland, from 26 Apr 2010 to 14 Aug 2026.
Awards won
14
all time
Attributed value
€866k
7 shared, unvalued
Buyers
4
public bodies
Active
2010–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Limerick City and County Council | 9 | €866k |
| Cork County Council | 2 | not attributable |
| Tipperary County Council | 2 | not attributable |
| Limerick City Council | 1 | not attributable |
What they win
Awards
All 14 awards we hold
- Ireland – Civil engineering support services – Limerick City and County Council Road Safety Audit Services Framework ↗Limerick City and County Councilshared awardawarded 14 Aug 2026
- Limerick City and County Council - Moyross Avenue Upgrade ↗Limerick City and County Council€98kawarded 25 Feb 2025
- Ireland – Engineering services – Limerick City and County Council - Moyross Avenue Upgrade ↗Limerick City and County Council€98kawarded 27 Jan 2025
- Limerick City and County Council Single Party Framework Agreement for Provision of Multidisciplinary Consultancy Services to develop and implement a Transport Plan for Adare ↗Limerick City and County Councilawarded 28 Oct 2024
- Ireland – Civil engineering consultancy services – Limerick City and County Council Single Party Framework Agreement for Provision of Multidisciplinary Consultancy Services to develop and implement a Transport Plan for Adare ↗Limerick City and County Council€200kawarded 19 Jul 2024
- Limerick City and County Council Consultancy Services, Lees Cross Junction Improvement. ↗Limerick City and County Council€130kawarded 12 Jul 2024
- Ireland – Consultative engineering and construction services – Limerick City and County Council Consultancy Services, Lees Cross Junction Improvement. ↗Limerick City and County Council€130kawarded 5 Apr 2024
- Ireland-Clonmel: Engineering design services ↗Tipperary County Councilshared awardawarded 19 Sept 2022
- Ireland-Limerick: Civil engineering consultancy services ↗Limerick City and County Council€209kawarded 13 Sept 2022
- Ireland-Limerick: Engineering design services for the construction of civil engineering works ↗Limerick City and County Councilshared awardawarded 19 Aug 2022
- Ireland-Clonmel: Engineering design services ↗Tipperary County Councilshared awardawarded 2 Aug 2022
- Ireland-Cork: Civil engineering consultancy services ↗Cork County Councilshared awardawarded 26 Nov 2021
- Ireland-Cork: Civil engineering consultancy services ↗Cork County Councilshared awardawarded 11 Sept 2020
- Pavement and minor works. ↗Limerick City Councilshared awardawarded 26 Apr 2010
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