The National Roads Authority of Ireland has selected a Technical adviser for "the provision of technical advice and support services to the Contracting Authority during the design, procurement, construction, handover and dispute resolution stages of the M11 Gorey to Enniscorthy Public Private Partnership."

The contract has been awarded to Halcrow Barry, the Irish subsidiary of Halcrow Group. Halcrow is owned by CH2M Hill.

The services to be provided include Technical (Tender) Documentation Preparation, Procurement and Tender Management, Undertaking Technical Reviews, Contract Monitoring and Administration Services, Handover and Dispute Resolution during the design and construction stages of the PPP Contract.

The contract has a value of €4,899,950.

The National Roads Authority of Ireland, invited infrastructure developers to tender on the design, build, finance, operate and maintain basis for the M11 Gorey to Enniscorthy PPP Scheme. The deadline for the submissions of requests to participate was 1 October 2013 but bidders are still not public.The proposed M11 Gorey to Enniscorthy Motorway comprises the construction of three new sections of road namely sections of the M11, N30 and an N80 link. More particularly it is envisaged that the PPP Project will comprise works of approximately 26km of mainline to motorway standard (M11 route), 4km of dual carriageway (N80 Link Road) and 8km of single carriageway (Enniscorthy N30 route).