Procurement of specialist forensic service providers to excavate, recover, and analyze human remains from the Tuam site under forensic control and legal compliance.
7 days left to bid — closing this week. Opened 1 weeks ago, deadline 7 Oct 2026.
Mostly framework call-offs rather than head-to-head competition.
In research innovation, The Office of the Director of Authorised Intervention Tuam has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across research innovation, the most active winners are IPSOS MARKET RESEARCH LIMITED, WSP UK LIMITED, IFF RESEARCH LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
Recruit a Geomatics Supervisor to manage geospatial data collection for a forensic excavation of a historic institutional burial site in Tuam, Ireland, operating under strict legal and forensic standards.
Forensic Data Administrator needed to support analysis of human remains from the Tuam Site under the Institutional Burials Act 2022.
Multidisciplinary team seeks Forensic Data Administrator to manage and analyze data from human remains recovered at the Tuam Site under the Institutional Burials Act 2022.
ODAIT seeks experienced forensic archaeologists, archaeologists, and forensic anthropologists for full-time roles excavating and analyzing human remains at the Tuam site in compliance with the Institutional Burials Act 2022.
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