Transport And Related Services Tenders

Kilkenny County Council has identified the need to engage the services of a multi-disciplinary team to advance the preliminary design, detailed design, statutory planning requirements and enabling and procurement, IDA Relief Road, Kilkenny City, Co. Kilkenny scheme, including PSDP Consultancy Services along with the procurement of specialist services and all other services as prescribed as prescribed in the tender brief and Schedule B to advance the Scheme.

University of Galway is seeking a service provider for the provision of supply, implementation, service and management of an integrated Archives Management System (AMS) for its Heritage Collections at the University of Galway Library, delivered through a cloud based, Software as a Service, solution during the life of the Framework. Currently over 48,000 metadata records are held in the Archives Management System CALM. These records are expected to be migrated into the new Archives Management System as part of the implementation phase. The archival collections of the University of Galway are added to on an ongoing basis and records will be added to the system each year

The scope of this tender is to replace the current national Dental ICT system along with the successful deployment and management of the National Dental Record and Information System. To provide a fully vendor managed and hosted SaaS solution including but not limited to: project management, licences, implementation, pre and post testing (UAT, Data migration, PEN, etc.), training, ongoing support and maintenance, configuration, data migration, current and future integrations. The requirement is that the dental record information system offered currently exists and is demonstrable, in addition to being configurable, user friendly and intuitive, with the configuration and setup resulting from collaborations between the successful tenderer and the organisations. It is also expected that this collaboration will be sought to ensure that informed choices for configurations are based on available evidence-based practice and organisationally defined standards, policies and processes. It is expected that the procured solution will be highly interoperable and therefore capable of interfacing with National solutions such as the Individual Health Identifier, NIMIS, existing EHR-s as well as future solutions such as the National Shared Record.

The Contract involves the provision of archaeological consultancy services required to assess and mitigate the archaeological impacts of construction of the N25 Rosslare Europort Access Road (REAR) project. The project consists of a combination of existing road and new road corridor to provide a new access route to Rosslare Europort in Co. Wexford. The proposed scheme will consist of approximately 1.45km of road carriageway, a railway underbridge, two access underpasses, footway/cycle facilities and associated local road/access tie ins. The archaeological services are to be delivered on-site and off-site by the consultant (including their sub-contractors)and include the submission of quality assured reports and archives in accordance with the Services Requirements and to the satisfaction of the relevant statutory authorities. It is anticipated that the following archaeological consultancy services will be required: Stage (i) test excavations and surveys; Stage (ii) pre-excavation services; Stage (iii) archaeological excavation and post-excavation assessment; Stage (iv) post-excavation and dissemination; and Stage (i) archaeological monitoring of construction works. the project is covered by the provisions of the Code of Practice for Archaeology agreed between Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) and the Minister of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs (2017). TII has assigned a Project Archaeologist to the project.

2025 05 Multi Supplier Framework Agreement for the Supply and Delivery of Woodwork Class Materials to Louth and Meath Education and Training Board

Sligo County Council, through the Sligo Regional Design Office, are seeking to procure a multi-disciplinary and other specialised consultancy services for Ballysadare and Grange Active Travel Schemes which involves the development of Active Travel facilities in the villages of Ballysadare and Grange in Co. Sligo. The scope of services sought requires multi-disciplinary engineering and other specialist consultancy services, consisting of all services necessary or desirable for the purposeful delivery of Phases 0 to 5 inclusive, of the current edition of Transport Infrastructure Ireland's, Design Phase Procedure for Road Safety Improvement Schemes, Urban Renewal Schemes and Local Improvement Schemes (DN-GEO-03030)."

The Contracting Entity intends to procure Digital Creative Services through the appointment of a single supplier per Lot of a framework for the delivery of Digital Creative Services to ESB Group. The procurement is divided into two Lots. Companies are invited to respond either individually to one of the Lots, or both of the Lots. Lot 1: ESB and Electric Ireland Strategic and Creative Services for Digital Channels Lot 2: ESB Networks Strategic and Creative Services for Digital Channels

These Services comprise the supply, installation, configuration, and ongoing support of all LAN, WiFi, and Firewall environment elements for the Contracting Authority. The support of this equipment is a requirement of the Tenderer and the experience and accreditation of the Tenderer in supporting this equipment is a key requirement

The Contracting Entity intends to procure a framework for General Market Research Services. The Contracting Entity intends to procure a market research services framework for five separate Lots, with a single supplier appointed for each Lot. Companies are invited to respond either individually to one of the five of the Lots, or a combination of any or all of the Lots. Lot 1: Customer Satisfaction and Effort Tracking Lot 2: Trackers and Quantitative Research Lot 3: Qualitative Research Lot 4: Behavioural Insights Lot 5: Survey Tool

Consumers in the YOPI group—young children, older adults, pregnant women, and immunocompromised individuals—are particularly vulnerable to foodborne illnesses caused by pathogens such as Listeria monocytogenes, Escherichia coli spp., Salmonella spp. and Campylobacter spp. This increased susceptibility is often due to immune suppression, either from underlying health conditions or medications, as well as the physiological changes associated with age and pregnancy. As a result, fewer pathogenic organisms are required to cause illness, and infections tend to be more severe (Lund and O-Brien, 2011). Studies indicate that consumers rely on various sources for food safety advice, including traditional media, healthcare professionals, and online platforms. Trust in these sources plays a key role, with television being particularly influential for older generations, while younger consumers often turn to social media and blogs. Preferences also vary by country and age group, shaping how food safety information is received (Banati et al., 2024). However, the increasing use of social media as an information channel raises concerns about misinformation and the credibility of sources (Vraga and Bode, 2020). Credibility of sources is particularly important for vulnerable consumers, such as young children, older adults, pregnant women, or individuals with compromised immune systems (YOPI), as they may depend on advice from external sources, such as healthcare providers or media, to make decisions regarding their health. Ensuring access to accurate, reliable, and well-sourced food safety information is crucial for these groups to make informed choices and protect their well-being. This project addresses a critical public health need by examining how vulnerable consumers on the island of Ireland navigate the increasingly complex information environment surrounding food safety. By identifying current information-seeking behaviours, sources, barriers, and potential engagement strategi...