Dublin Port Company is establishing two multi-party framework agreements for marine and land-based engineering services through a competitive tender process open to qualified EU suppliers.
Contract awarded. Originally published 4 months ago.
Mostly framework call-offs rather than head-to-head competition.
In engineering, Dublin Port Company has awarded 4 contracts to 4 suppliers.
Across engineering, the most active winners are AECOM LTD, WSP UK LIMITED, OVE ARUP PARTNERS LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
Dublin Port Company seeks qualified legal service providers for a 5-8 year framework agreement covering advisory, transactional, and litigation services; registration via Achilles Supply-Line platform required by 19 October 2026.
Dublin Port Company is consulting on a proposal to limit the number of towage service providers, with comments due by January 22, 2027.
Framework agreement for comprehensive underwater diving and maintenance services at an Irish port facility, including inspections, repairs, equipment servicing, and specialized underwater operations.
DPC seeks a multi-party framework of hydrographic survey providers to deliver comprehensive marine surveying services including bathymetric surveys, obstruction detection, and data management across Irish port facilities.
The Marine Institute is tendering for video conferencing equipment and services to upgrade four legacy meeting rooms and support its existing collaboration infrastructure.
OFD Finnart requires inspection services, repair planning, and condition assessment for three industrial storage tanks to extend their operational lifespan.
Cork County Council is tendering for the supply, installation, and maintenance of electric vehicle chargepoints at council facilities throughout County Cork.
Two-year framework agreement for hydroacoustic river flow measurement instruments supporting flood risk management, climate resilience, and water resource monitoring across the UK.
