Summary sheet
Aer Rianta cpt
Contact: Marion O'Brien, Group Head of Corporate Finance
Construction of a new passenger terminal at Cork airport including hold baggage screening facility, landside development of access egress/roads, infrastructure services and car parking.
The existing Cork terminal has a design capacity of 1.1 million passengers per annum and was used by up to 1.9 million passengers in 2002. The project will provide capacity for 3 million passengers per annum, thus alleviating congestion on the terminal system and improving access and parking facilities.
The project is classified under Annex II of EUDirective 85/337 as amended by EU Directive 97/11 EC and has been subject to an Environmental Impact Study. In accordance with its normal procedure, the Bank will ensure that appropriate measures have been defined as regards environmental protection.
The promoter systematically adopts international competitive bidding procedures in line with EU directives on procurement
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