GAMA Construction Ireland Limited (GCIL) was awarded as being the EPC Contractor for construction of the GIL Athlone Generation Facility on EPC basis whose scope of works covers the design & equipment / material supply within the BOP boundaries including Grid Connection work and services of overall project scope in compliant with local regulations, international Codes & Standards, and EirGrid Specifications.
Country: Ireland
GAMA Construction Ireland Limited (GCIL) was awarded as being the EPC Contractor for construction of the GIL Profile Park Generation Facility on EPC basis whose scope of works covers the design & equipment / material supply within the BOP boundaries including Grid Connection work and services of overall project scope in compliant with local regulations, international Codes & Standards, and EirGrid Specifications.
EPC Contract for 450 MW Whitegate Combined Cycle Power Plant is implemented on a turnkey basis
GE Corporation – GE International Inc. – GAMA Power Systems Consortium’s scope of supply for this project is to construct one 109FB 50Hz Single-Shaft configured power plant, comprised of one GE 9FB gas turbine, one GE A15 steam turbine, one GE 450H generator, heat recovery steam generator, plus balance of plant equipment necessary for the plant’s operation.
EPC Contract’s scope covers procurement of all major equipment as well as other auxiliary equipment, and conceptual and detail engineering of the plant, civil and electro-mechanical installation works, test and commissioning works and training of the Employer’s staff.
The project is constructed for the N18 National Primary Route which is from Dromoland where the Newmarket on Fergus Bypass terminates to Cragard on the existing N18, 4 km south of Crusheen. The N85 Western Relief Road is constructed from Claureen on the existing N85 Ennistimon Road. It is extended southwards, crossing the N68 at Cahircalla, and the existing N18 north of Killadysert Cross to connect with the new N18 Eastern Bypass route at Killow.
This project is executed by GAMA Construction Ireland Ltd.
Balgaddy Scheme consists of 100+147 residential units arranged in urban blocks as apartments, duplexes and terraced houses. The development is designed to cater for all types of residents including disabled, single persons and large families.
The development is not only cater for social housing but also provides housing for voluntary housing associations, co-operative housing groups and private purchasers. The scheme is a continuation of the urban block format of Balgaddy A-B with tree-lined avenues culminating in a new park bounded on the other side by Balgaddy D (by South Dublin County Council Architects). The scheme is part of an overall master plan being administered by a number of architectural practices and South Dublin County Council that will provide over 600 residential units in the South Lucan area. The basic design concept of Balgaddy B and C is that of densification, consolidation and urbanization of under utilized lands. Balgaddy E is a new mid density neighborhood of 100 dwellings and 2 shops for South Dublin County Council.
The total length of the road is 15.8 km, which is constructed 2+1 lanes in high quality. Moreover, there are 12 bridges constructions in the scope of the project, 6 of which are underpass bridges and 6 Culverts. Monaghan County Council propose to realign the N2 National Primary Route over a length of 15.9 km between the town lands of Moy Otra, near Clontibret village, and Drumcrew on the Carrickmacross Road, just south of Castleblayney.
The project includes for the provision of a 2+1 lane road, a three-lane road with two lanes in one direction of travel and one lane in the other. This road type provides safe two-lane overtaking zones, which alternate with one-lane sections, at intervals of approximately 2 km. The traffic streams are separated by a safety barrier which prevents overtaking manoeuvres on the single-lane sections. Right turning will only be permitted at designated junctions to reduce the number of conflict areas and to enhance safety.
Tynagh Energy Limited has built Galway’s first power generation facility. The circa €300 million power plant is a modern state-of-the art facility using the latest in advanced engineering technology. It uses the cleanest available fuel, natural gas, which significantly reduces emissions of carbon dioxide. For the first time, Galway city and the region has a reliable and efficient source of power.
Approximately 30 years life-span power plant was built under a turnkey contract with a consortium of General Electric Company / General Electric International Inc. and GAMA Power Systems Inc. The gas turbine used is a GE 9FA design. F-class gas turbines were developed in the late 1980s and are considered commercially proven with a track record of high availability and reliability. The steam turbine is a GE A15 ‘HEAT’ (high efficiency advanced technology) model, with a GE 9A5 electrical generator. The designs of both the A15 steam turbine and the 9A5 electrical generator were developments from previous GE models that are fully proven technology. These are logical evolutions from previous models and incorporate GE’s comprehensive design process and field-testing facilities which are without doubt world-class.
Phase I: Construction of 12.6 km of new road built as dual carriageway and 1.2 km of new and widened road built as a 10 m wide single carriageway, which form the N18 Eastern Bypass. Construction of 2.5 km of new road built as dual carriageway and 4.6 km of new road built as single carriageway, which form the N85 Western Relief Road, construction of 3 grade separated junctions including ramps on the N18 Eastern Bypass and 6 roundabout junctions on the N85 Western Relief Road, construction of 10 major new structures, including 5 underpasses and 4 overpasses side road diversions with 10 km of new link roads to existing roads, construction of 60 km drainage, fencing, ducting, watermains, lighting, signs and road markings, all in European Union Standards.
Phase II: Bandon Road Roundabout Advance Works include the widening of the Bandon Road roundabout carriageway, construction of the eastbound exit ramp from Ballincollig Bypass to Bandon Road Roundabout, Heiton-Buckley’s two-way link road, the westbound ramp from Bandon Road Roundabout to Ballincollig Bypass and remodelling of the Dunnes Stores Bishopstown shopping centre public road access and widening of the N71 for app.240m.
This project is executed by GAMA Construction Ireland Ltd.
4 storey + underground car park which compromises 5,272 m2 closed area with two entrances, 29 Car park spaces in the basement, 58 car park facilities externally and 300 m2 multi-purpose storage area.
In keeping with the quality established by the existing building within Northwood Avenue is being designed and built to the highest possible specifications the external facade consist of industry-renowned ‘Techrete’ architectural panels finished in Portland Stone and Granite. This is complemented by extensive planar glazing resulting in an exceptionally high quality external finish, as befitting the pivotal location of the building. Internally, the double-height glazed atrium provided an attractive reception area with limestone/granite flooring, while the toilet areas are fitted complete with quality ceramic tiling of floors and walls, high quality sanitary ware and electric showers and hand driers. With regard to the office areas, the specifications and finishes are in keeping with a landmark building of this caliber.