Infrastructure, Irish Bitumen Storage Limited, Alexandra Road, Dublin Port, Dublin 1
The development consists of removal of twelve bitumen & lubricant oil storage tanks with total capacity 3105m³, removal of the associated equipment and removal of a control room building, followed by the installation of a new bitumen storage tank 28m in diameter and 13.45m in height with a volume of approximately 8275 m³, and...
The record describes what is sought. Nothing is permitted until the authority decision.
Package signals below are limited to wording in the public application record.
No tender, award, contractor appointment, supplier appointment or procurement timetable is inferred.
Opportunity & supplier intelligence
What is known, and what may happen next
Timing is a planning-stage outlook, not a tender, award, contractor appointment, supplier appointment or guaranteed procurement date.
The application is pre-decision. The earliest credible supplier window is after the public decision milestone on 2 Nov 2026; no procurement timetable is published.
Decision due 2 Nov 2026 / Confidence: MediumPublic planning decision due date; the authority may update it.
Open evidenceNo commencement indexed / A scheme cannot commence under this application before permission.
Source limitedNo drawing entry is available in this lead's bounded document evidence.
Source limitedConfirmed scope
Confirmed application scope
The development consists of removal of twelve bitumen & lubricant oil storage tanks with total capacity 3105m³, removal of the associated equipment and removal of a control room building, followed by the installation of a new bitumen storage tank 28m in diameter and 13.45m in height with a volume of approximately 8275 m³, and installation of a pump platform.
Open scope evidenceNamed firms
Public source roles
- Irish Bitumen Storage Ltd
- Applicant / promoter on the public planning record
- Application role only; current development or appointment status is not confirmed.
Evidence-backed work packages
Explicit source signals only
No work package meets the explicit source, reference and locator threshold. PlanningBrief does not pad this list with generic trades.
Confidence & provenance 1 official source
- Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Exact reference
- WEB3216/26
- Evidence reviewed
- 22 Sep 2026
- Confidence
- Source-linked
Facts come from the indexed public planning record and any bounded structured document evidence. No request-time official fetch, tender, award or appointment inference is used.
What the public record evidences
Infrastructure
The public application record identifies infrastructure in the submitted planning scope.
Only source-supported scope signals are shown; generic trade padding is omitted.
Named source parties
- Promoter
- Irish Bitumen Storage Ltd
- Planning agent
- Davin Breathnach
More Dublin planning activity
These are county discovery links, not claimed relationships to this application.
Application text
The development consists of removal of twelve bitumen & lubricant oil storage tanks with total capacity 3105m³, removal of the associated equipment and removal of a control room building, followed by the installation of a new bitumen storage tank 28m in diameter and 13.45m in height with a volume of approximately 8275 m³, and installation of a pump platform.
Application to site progress
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Applied 8 Sep 2026 WEB3216/26
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Decision Decision not recorded yet
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Appeal No appeal possible yet The application has not been decided.
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Commenced No commencement indexed A scheme cannot start before it is permitted.
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Completed Completion not recorded No privacy-cleared exact completion certificate is linked to this permission. Absence is not evidence that the project is incomplete.
Source, scope and limits
Application description and scale WEB3216/26
The development consists of removal of twelve bitumen & lubricant oil storage tanks with total capacity 3105m³, removal of the associated equipment and removal of a control room building, followed by the installation of a new bitumen storage tank 28m in diameter and 13.45m in height with a volume of approximately 8275 m³, and installation of a pump platform.
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