Ireland's Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment is seeking research consultancy services to evaluate the effectiveness and impact of Local Enterprise Office support programs for small businesses.
Contract awarded. Originally published 3 weeks ago.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In research innovation, DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE TRADE AND EMPLOYMENT has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
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