Transport And Related Services Tenders

The primary goal of this research is to generate data on the type, density and location of out of home food advertisement on the island of Ireland and to relate this to the parameters listed under the objectives. The behavioural approach and advertising methods and tactics used must also be assessed. The data should also be made available in a visual format e.g. maps, although not limited to maps. This can involve a sampling methodology but should generate an appropriately representative data set on the island to ensure validity and robustness.

Obesity stigma refers to the negative attitudes and beliefs associated with obesity including bias, discrimination, stereotyping and social exclusion. This stigma is pervasive in society with people living with obesity and overweight experiencing stigma across a number of settings including healthcare, education, the workplace, in social settings including sports, the media and in personal relationships. Research shows that there are many physical and mental health consequences of experiencing obesity and overweight stigma. This project aims to explore current discourses on weight stigma (both obesity and overweight) and explore if and how they have changed over the last 15 years in at policy level and in the media, on the island of Ireland. This project is intended to build on the significant volume of published work in this area and the many best practice frameworks and guidelines that have been published. This project is also being commissioned to identify practical approaches to reducing weight stigma in the communications domain. The key objectives of this research project are to: ● Provide up to date evidence on how overweight and obesity are framed in policy documents and in broadcast, non-broadcast and social media on the island of Ireland ● Identify where obesity and overweight feature in public policy and implementation documentation. ● Assess the language used in relation to current standards of best practice in relation to stigma reduction and examine how obesity and overweight are framed. ● To review the impact of best practice frameworks and guidelines on reducing stigma on the discourse and the barriers that remain to fully complying with best practice in avoiding weight related stigma. ● Investigate key stakeholders general understanding and perception of overweight and obesity using qualitative research. These stakeholders include: o Healthcare o Education o Workplace o sporting bodies o policy representatives o media representatives o community rep...

Refurbishment of 2 No existing gardens at Cappahard Lodge to convert to anti-ligature compliant gardens.

New Pedestrian Footpath Works and Ancillaries, at the Irish National War Memorial Gardens, Islandbridge, Dublin 8 Construction of a new footpath, associated drainage and roadworks - Rationalisation of electrical services and replacement / installation of lighting poles - Installation of a new pedestrian gate and railings (supplied by other) - Landscaping works

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) is responsible for enforcing poultry legislation. Part 6 (Section 30) of the Animal Health and Welfare Act 2013 (“the Act”) provides that the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine (“the Minister”) may direct the destruction and disposal of animals, animal products, feed and other things in certain circumstances listed in section 30 (1) of the Act, including where the animal is, may be, is suspected of, or is at risk of being affected with a disease or a disease agent or is a disease agent. Section 31 of the Act provides that the Minister may, subject to Part 6, pay compensation to the owner of a farm animal, animal product, animal feed or other thing relating to a farm animal, if the farm animal, product, feed or other thing is affected with a disease or a disease agent and is killed or destroyed under section 30 (1) to alleviate the risk of disease, to prevent the spread of disease or to diagnose, control or eradicate disease. The Act provides that the amount of any compensation paid cannot exceed the open market value of the animal before its killing or natural death or destruction (less any salvage value or payment under an insurance policy) as if the disease did not exist. To ensure that this compensation reflects the value of poultry, it is necessary for DAFM to be provided with tables of values for breeding, laying and meat production birds at various stages in their lifecycle, according to their age in days or weeks as appropriate. The development of these tables, across the full range of poultry enterprise types, requires specialist knowledge of each production system, and in particular knowledge of production costs. The successful Tenderer would need to analyse a range of data sets and market trends (input costs) to arrive at the value of the poultry. It is likely that the poultry valuation tables would be presented on a publicly facing website. The successful Tenderer will produce and mainta...

County Kildare LEADER Partnership have been awarded EU Just Transition Funding to deliver Kildare-s Green Upskilling Programme. This proposed programme seeks to empower marginalised individuals in the Athy and Clane-Maynooth regions, particularly those with low education and limited employment opportunities, by delivering a bespoke training programme focused on low-carbon, circular economy practices. The aim is to develop the local economy toward a sustainable, net carbon-zero future. With this in mind, County Kildare LEADER Partnership intends to run a programme of green skills training initiatives for individuals and businesses in the EU Just Transition regions of Athy and Clane-Maynooth, Co. Kildare. This tender request focuses on the Bicycle and E-Bike Service and Repair Training Programme as part of our wider programme of green skills training. Participating in this upskilling programme will enhance participants' employability, help them gain skills relevant to the local economy, and future-proof them against shifts away from traditional peat extraction industries.

Trócaire is seeking a qualified consultancy to develop a comprehensive, organisation-wide Business Continuity Strategy (BCS). This strategy will enhance organisational resilience, improve preparedness, and enable effective response to potential disruptions while considering the unique challenges faced by international NGOs operating in diverse and often complex contexts.

The Works required the construction of a new Civic Amenity Site at Gort, Co. Galway. The new civic amenity facility will accept domestic waste streams from the locality with a maximum capacity of c. 700 tonnes per annum. The proposed works will consist of the following; • modifications and additions to the existing boundary fence; • general site clearance and excavation works including excavation within rock • construction of a large concrete yard area; • surface water management system including attenuation; • foul water management system • new potable water connection • installation of a prefabricated administration/welfare unit; • installation of prefabricated bunded and un-bunded storage units • mechanical and electrical works o new electrical and telecoms connection o access control system; o CCTV installation; o fire detection and alarming; o public lighting • soft landscaping and fencing works. Please allow 2hrs prior to deadline for uploading tenders documents.

County Kildare LEADER Partnership have been awarded EU Just Transition Funding to deliver Kildare-s Green Upskilling Programme. It is with this in mind that County Kildare LEADER Partnership intend to run a programme of green skills training initiatives for individuals and businesses located in the EU Just Transition regions of Athy and Clane-Maynooth, Co. Kildare. This request for tender focuses on the Green Economy Professional Development Training Programme as part of our wider programme of green skills training. Participating in this upskilling programme will enhance participants' employability and gain skills relevant to the local economy and future-proofed against shifts away from traditional peat extraction industries. Tenders are invited for the provision of training to deliver a series of individual training programmes designed for employees and local businesses. The tender is seeking the delivery of five individual courses as follows: 1. Sustainable Green Organisations 2. Sustainable Supply Chains 3. Circular Practice and Green Economy for Businesses 4. Sustainable Governance for Staff 5. Sustainable Governance for Managers 6. Regenerative Farming Practices

Munster Technological University sought tenders from competent service providers for the supply of Skills Needs Assessment with Visual Carbon and Climate Skills and Innovation Dashboard with Sustainability Skills Passports and Integrated Personalised Learning Engine and Job Matching for the IKC3 Project. Full details are contained in the tender documents attached to this contract notice or which can be downloaded from the Irish Government Procurement website www.etenders.gov.ie