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    ContractsAssessment of UNESCO World Heritage Site Bid Requirements for Armagh, Northern Ireland
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    Assessment of UNESCO World Heritage Site Bid Requirements for Armagh, Northern Ireland

    Tender closed
    17 Jul 2026
    10 weeks ago

    Assessment of the resource needs and implications for advancing two transnational UNESCO World Heritage nominations featuring historical and cultural sites across Ireland, with key locations in Armagh, Northern Ireland.

    🇬🇧United Kingdom· Northern IrelandPublished 10 Jul 2026· 2 months agoviaFind a Tender
    Tender closed
    17 Jul 2026
    10 weeks ago
    Tender deadline passed on 17 Jul 2026.

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    • Contract value
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    • Tender closed
      17 Jul 2026
      2 months ago
    • Sector
      Research & Innovation
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    • Location
      🇬🇧United Kingdom
      Northern Ireland

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    Closed

    Tender closed on 17 Jul 2026. Awaiting award.

    10 Jul 2026Today17 Jul 2026

    Brief

    This assessment evaluates the implications and resource requirements for two transnational UNESCO World Heritage Site nominations involving locations in Armagh, Northern Ireland and other sites across Ireland. The Royal Sites of Ireland nomination includes Navan Fort (Armagh) plus five additional sites in Meath, Westmeath, Roscommon, Kildare, and Tipperary. The Historical Astronomical Observatories nomination includes Armagh Observatory and Planetarium plus sites in Dunsink (North County Dublin) and Birr (County Offaly). Both nominations appear on Ireland's current Tentative List for UNESCO World Heritage Status. The project supports progression through the formal inscription pathway, which consists of four stages: tentative list review and preparation, preliminary assessment and nomination dossier preparation, independent evaluation, and final decision by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee. Successful completion of this assessment will identify the resources, capacity, and coordination mechanisms needed to advance both nominations toward World Heritage designation.

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    Publisher
    UK Cabinet Office
    Licence
    OGL v3.0
    Source
    find-tender.service.gov.uk
    Record ID
    ocds-h6vhtk-06c879
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    Buyer
    Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council
    Sector
    Research & Innovation