The Project Foundry

Develop or supply and implement a searchable, open-access digital repository for research by IPA faculty and postgraduate students. Integrate it with IPA Library online services as a permanent public archive.

Provide digital interpretation to help HSE staff communicate with patients and service users with limited English proficiency across acute and community sites. Support routine, low-acuity interactions including registration, wayfinding, enquiries, appointment management, administration and collation of basic clinical details and history.

Provide senior business consultancy to support TG4’s management team, drawing on knowledge of the television broadcasting industry. The engagement is expected to involve approximately 60 days of consultancy per year, spread across the year.

Provide and configure a cloud-based registrant management system for international qualification recognition, registration and renewal, CPD audits, appeals and registration-related fitness-to-practise processes. Include applicant and registrant portals, payments, an online public register, implementation, migration from CORU’s current system, EEA hosting, training, support and maintenance.

Provide programme and project management for the National Archives’ education and outreach work, including the Ireland–UK collaboration project, exhibitions, publications, talks, seminars, tours and related public engagement. Support the 2027 Famine Relief exhibition and programme work on the 1916–1923 compensation files.

Provide a work-planning application supporting the CRU's planning cycle, from strategic priorities and objectives to annual work-plan outputs, priorities and status updates. Enable quarterly work-plan review reporting and monthly focus-area reporting for approximately 100 users with editing rights.

Renew the secure email gateway environment, including the associated software and support services.

Provide a vendor-hosted, community-supported digital preservation archive that safeguards research libraries’ access to e-journals, e-books and digital collections for participating Irish higher education institutions.