The Irish Office of Government Procurement is considering establishing a multi-supplier framework for protected disclosure investigation services, with a formal competition expected within 3 months.
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In professional services, THE OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT has awarded 19 contracts to 16 suppliers.
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Cork Education and Training Board seeks qualified suppliers for managed print services through this competitive mini-competition procurement.
The Irish Office of Government Procurement plans to establish a framework agreement for stenography and transcription services available to public sector bodies, with a formal tender expected within 12 months.
Establish a multi-supplier legal services framework to support Irish public sector bodies with advisory, compliance, transactional, and dispute resolution services across multiple legal practice areas.
Opportunity to supply Windows computers, notebooks, and IT peripherals to Ireland under a framework agreement contract.
CAFRE is seeking a graphic design and print management service provider to develop and manage its corporate brand across all communication methods, with a three-year initial contract starting February 2027.
Greater Manchester seeks a provider to deliver a service that identifies innovative local businesses, supports commercialisation planning, and connects them with ecosystem resources to accelerate market entry in key sectors.
Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Limited seeks independent advisory services to support its Remuneration Committee's governance and decision-making responsibilities.
The University of Warwick seeks suppliers for a four-lot corporate communications framework covering strategic communications, public affairs, crisis management, and creative content services.
