Dispute over awarding of €51m Dublin clamping service adjourned to next month

Q-Park Ireland Ltd and Dublin Street Parking Services Ltd brought a challenge to the awarding of the new contract to Apcoa Parking Ireland Ltd
The contract consists of the provision of clamping, relocation, removal, fines, a payment centre and a vehicle pound. File picture: Nick Bradshaw / fotonic

The contract consists of the provision of clamping, relocation, removal, fines, a payment centre and a vehicle pound. File picture: Nick Bradshaw / fotonic

Dublin City Council is asking the Commercial Court to lift a suspension on the awarding of its €51.2m contract for clamping or removing illegally parked cars to a new provider.

Q-Park Ireland Ltd and Dublin Street Parking Services Ltd brought a challenge to the awarding of the new contract to Apcoa Parking Ireland Ltd.

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