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E-Tenders Report (By Sector) The Keystone Column - Weekly E-Tenders Report System Id Authority Market Sector Tender Refeerence Tender Name Publication Date Response deadline Days to Procedure Countries respond 112720 Achilles Procurement Services Ltd (Buyer) n/a 2017 SL Supply-Line Supplies Qualification System Notice (1 of 3) 02/02/17 28/02/2018 23:30 215 Utilities Qualification System - QualificationIreland 112733 Achilles Procurement Services Ltd (Buyer) n/a 2017 SL Supply-Line Works Qualification System Notice (3 of 3) 02/02/17 28/02/2018 23:30 215 Utilities Qualification System - QualificationIreland 112735 Achilles Procurement Services Ltd (Buyer) n/a 2017 SL Supply-Line Services Qualification System Notice (2 of 3) 02/02/17 28/02/2018 23:30 215 Utilities Qualification System - QualificationIreland 119540 daa plc Professional Services - Advisory SBIR - Dublin Airport Phase 1Research and Development - Wildlife Challenge 15/06/17 14/08/2017 15:00 17 daa Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120352 Enterprise Ireland Professional Services - Advisory 2015/09 Panel of Knowledge Transfer Specialists to provide services to Knowledge Transfer Ireland. (1) 28/06/17 21/05/2018 11:00 297 Restricted Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120437 County Wicklow Partnership Professional Services - Advisory Social Enterprise in Co. Wicklow 14/07/17 04/08/2017 17:00 7 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120577 Irish Manufacturing Research Ltd Professional Services - Advisory 2017 - Procurement Services Procurement Services and Support 18/07/17 02/08/2017 17:00 5 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120609 The Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland Professional Services - Advisory 2017-003 Competitive Procedure with Negotiation to award Contract for Provision of the Outsourced Management and Operation of the Irish Institute of Pharmacy05/07/17 04/08/2017 13:00 7 Negotiated Procedure (OJEU) Ireland 120635 Health Service Executive (HSE) Professional Services - Advisory HSE Project 9003 Specialist Research, Mentoring, Advisory and Consulting Services to the HSE’s Health Business Service 06/07/17 08/09/2017 12:00 42 2. Open Procedure (OJEU) Ireland 120652 Housing Finance Agency Plc Professional Services - Advisory HFA HEI New Build ProjectsRFP Financial monitoring of HEI Student accommodation new build projects 05/07/17 07/08/2017 12:00 10 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120676 National Council for Curriculum and Assessment Professional Services - Advisory NCCA RFT 3/17 Research on Project Maths 04/07/17 28/07/2017 17:00 0 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120685 An Garda Síochána Professional Services - Advisory T.056/2017 The provision of a Public Attitudes Survey for An Garda Síochána. 05/07/17 17/08/2017 15:00 20 2. Open Procedure (OJEU) Ireland 120917 The Office of Government Procurement Professional Services - Advisory EMS017F Proposed reform of Guardian ad litem (GAL) arrangements under Child Care (Amendment) Bill 2017 07/07/17 04/08/2017 12:00 7 Request For Information (NON OJEU)Ireland 121005 ITSLIGO Professional Services - Advisory On Campus Disability Supports Services for Students 10/07/17 31/07/2017 12:00 3 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 121071 Wexford County Council Professional Services - Advisory 26/Comm/2017 The completion of a feasibility study into the development rerquirements and ecconomic potential of a South East Coastal Blueway in the coastal region.11/07/17 11/08/2017 16:00 14 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 121129 Coillte CGA Professional Services - Advisory Coillte Preparation of a feasibility & scoping assessment to identify tourism opportunities for Ards and Curragh Chase Forest Parks 17/07/17 08/08/2017 13:00 11 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 121285 Cork County Council Professional Services - Advisory Midleton Flood Relief Scheme - Phase 2-4 Hydrogeological Investigation Contract 17/07/17 08/08/2017 12:00 11 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 121364 University College Cork ( UCC ) Professional Services - Advisory UCC/2017/26 Provision of Entrepreneur in Residence Professional Services 21/07/17 04/08/2017 12:00 7 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 121488 Dublin City Council Professional Services - Advisory Delivery of a National ‘Combined Homeless and Addiction Services Competency Framework’ 20/07/17 11/08/2017 12:00 14 DCC Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 121588 Fáilte Ireland-National Tourism Development Authority Professional Services - Advisory EV/2017/01 Development of Halloween Festival as a World-Class Visitor Experience for Ireland 21/07/17 04/09/2017 12:00 38 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 121624 The Office of Government Procurement Professional Services - Advisory PAS097F Request for Market Information (RFI) All of Government (AoG) Business Consultancy, Management Consultancy & Advisory Services.24/07/17 18/08/2017 17:00 21 Request For Information (NON OJEU) Ireland 121795 Commission for Energy Regulation Professional Services - Advisory 011-03-367 Provision of Consultancy Support for the Monitoring of Irish Water's Delivery of Capital Investments 27/07/17 25/08/2017 12:00 28 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 116330 Iarnrod Eireann-Irish Rail Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project Management13/10/1918 00:00 Asset Inspection Services 31/03/17 31/03/2020 12:00 977 Utilities Qualification System - QualificationIreland 118841 Inland Fisheries Ireland Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementFish Farm Design May 2017Inland Fisheries Ireland requires the services of a suitably qualified expert for the design of a fish farm facitity. 31/05/17 28/07/2017 12:00 0 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 119827 Wexford County Council Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project Management20/Fire/2017 Design and Build a New Fire Station at New Ross and extension/material alterations to the existing Gorey Fire Station, both in County Wexford, Ireland. 23/06/17 28/07/2017 17:00 0 Restricted Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 119978 Dublin City Council Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementDublin District Heating System: Business Delivery Model and Engineering Review 24/06/17 31/07/2017 12:00 3 DCC Restricted Procedure (OJEU) Ireland 120013 Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementC-0001 Detailed Engineering Design of Coastal Protection Works at Woodbrook 23/06/17 28/07/2017 12:00 0 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120375 Monaghan County Enterprise Fund Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementM:TEK 3 2017 Modern Office Facility 29/06/17 02/08/2017 16:00 5 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120378 The Heritage Council Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementArchitectural Conservation Areas as a vehicle for heritage-led urban renewal for the Heritage Council 29/06/17 28/07/2017 12:00 0 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120423 Office of Public Works (OPW) Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementC/86/26/7/5 Raphoe Flood Relief Scheme Engineering Consultants 02/07/17 16/08/2017 16:00 19 2. Open Procedure (OJEU) Ireland 120458 Westmeath County Council Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementBER Assessment of Westmeath County Council Houses 30/06/17 04/08/2017 16:00 7 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120509 Fingal County Council Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementFCC/060/17 Fingal County Council - Urban Design & Masterplanning Consultancy Services on Council-owned lands in the Dublin 15 area. 30/06/17 28/07/2017 12:00 0 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120517 University College Cork ( UCC ) Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project Management170630 UCC Kane Building Appointment of Construction Consultancy Team & Establish Single Supplier Framework for Upgrade Works to Existing Kane Science Building 02/07/17 11/08/2017 12:00 14 2. Open Procedure (OJEU) Ireland 120563 daa plc Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementP3502 Noise Insulation Scheme Consultancy Framework 05/07/17 04/08/2017 12:00 7 daa Negotiated Procedure (OJEU) Ireland 120607 Department of Defence Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementCon/0023/2017 Civil Engineerting and PSDP Service in Connection with Berthing Capacity Upgrade at Haulbowline, Cork. 19/07/17 10/08/2017 12:00 13 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120709 Cork City Council Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementCCC/021/17 St. Vincents Bridge Stage 1 Rehabilitation Detailed Design 07/07/17 28/07/2017 15:00 0 1. Open Procedure (NON OJEU) Ireland 120788 Donegal County Council Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementRMO2017-01 Road Condition Survey and Assessment/Analysis of the Regional Road Network 09/07/17 31/08/2017 12:00 34 2. Open Procedure (OJEU) Ireland 120838 Cluid Housing Association Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementArchitectural Services Architectural & Ancillary Services including Assigned Certifier, Design Certifier, PSDP, Landscape Architect and Fire Consultancy Services at Thomas Davis Street, Blackpool, Cork07/07/17 18/08/2017 12:00 21 2. Open Procedure (OJEU) Ireland 120842 Cluid Housing Association Professional services - Architecture/Engineering/Project ManagementCivil and Structural EngineeringCivil and Structural Engineering Services and Ancillary Certifier Services for Social Housing Development at Thomas Davis Street, Blackpool,
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