The Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications in Ireland is seeking legal advisory services to assist in the development of the South Coast Offshore Renewable Energy Designated Maritime Area Plan (DMAP) and future DMAPs. Interested suppliers are invited to submit their proposals for
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Ireland's Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment seeks development consultancy services for energy spatial planning and strategic support.
Provision of specialized engine maintenance, inspection, diagnostics, and repair services for four Irish research vessels used in marine geological surveying operations.
Ireland is seeking visualization and photographic services to support the development and communication of its National Designated Maritime Area Plan for offshore renewable energy projects.
Ireland seeks technical inspection services for historic mines including environmental monitoring, tailings assessment, and risk inventory across three specialized lots.
Qualified lift authorising engineer needed to provide inspection, certification, and compliance services for lift systems at Sheffield Children's Hospital.
Torus invites qualified suppliers to bid for a job evaluation and salary benchmarking consultancy service commencing October 2026.
Supply workforce services across multiple regions through a standardized labour supply framework organized by geography and job category.
Operate The Pencil Works Enterprise Hub, a new creative and business facility in Stapleford town centre, managing operations, occupancy, business support services, and community programming under a 5-year initial contract with optional extensions.
