The Public Health Committee of the County Borough Council of Limerick has made an important announcement. They are currently accepting tenders for the procurement of an ambulance van that must be of Irish manufacture. The tenders will be reviewed and considered at their forthcoming meeting, scheduled for October 15th. Detailed plans and specifications for the ambulance van can be obtained for examination at the Surveyor’s Office located in the Town Hall.

In adherence to the Fair Wage resolution laid out by the Borough Council, applicants are expected to comply with these guidelines when submitting their tenders. Moreover, it is essential to note that the selected contractor will be required to enter into a formal contract, prepared by the Council’s Law Agent, to ensure the terms and conditions of the agreement are met in full.

The County Borough Council of Limerick maintains the authority to exercise discretion in the acceptance or rejection of any tender, in accordance with their own evaluation criteria.

This announcement, as communicated by J. J. Peacocke, the Executive Sanitary Officer, signifies the Council’s commitment to procuring an ambulance van manufactured in Ireland, thus contributing to the promotion and support of local industries. It underlines the Council’s dedication to responsible public procurement practices and adherence to relevant regulations.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 14 October 1902