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The first drop-in event this week on Monday, February 12, at Donegal Town PSC
Donegal County Council has launched a new turnkey acquisition process seeking proposals from developers to deliver turnkey social housing units to help meet the Council’s social housing need.
Donegal County Council invites interested parties to upcoming information clinics. These are drop-in clinics which will inform interested parties including landowners, developers and designers of the requirements of the turnkey acquisition process. Donegal County Council staff will be in attendance to provide advice and guidance on all aspects of the process, (eTenders reference RFT 2461070.
Drop-in events take place this week on Monday, February 12, at Donegal Town PSC F94 DK6C, 1pm to 4pm; Wednesday at Dungloe PSC F94 H4CF 1pm to 4pm; Stranorlar on Friday, The BASE Enterprise Centre, Stranorlar, F93A0E4 from 9:30am to 12 noon and at County House, Lifford F93 Y622, also Friday, 2pm to 5pm.
As part of these clinics, individual meetings are also being facilitated. These must be arranged in advance by contacting housingcapital@donegalcoco.ie
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