Ocean Knowledge

Provide a facilitator for online events of the Housing First Community of Practice.

Conduct research, analysis, international benchmarking and stakeholder engagement on productivity, competitiveness, innovation, sustainability, export growth, structural challenges and opportunities in Ireland’s food and drink value chain. Provide an evidence base and recommendations to inform a long-term sector strategy.

Provide ongoing hosting, maintenance, optimisation, support and development for Skillnet Ireland’s website ecosystem. Work collaboratively to keep the website an effective communications platform, stakeholder engagement tool and gateway to its supports and services.

Work with the Balance for Better Business co-chairs to plan and implement the initiative. Support its work to improve gender balance in senior business leadership, including monitoring representation and developing and monitoring progressive targets.

Provide a maritime data analysis system that captures, collects, stores, searches, queries, visualises and updates maritime big data; analyses maritime risks and identifies or categorises high-risk threats; and produces risk alerts or profiles, periodic strategic overviews and maritime area analyses for border, coast guard and law enforcement authorities.

Independently evaluate the economic, innovation, human capital, research capability and wider societal impacts of Research Ireland’s investments in research and innovation. Assess impact pathways and available evidence; examine additionality and contribution where feasible; provide strategic insights for future implementation of Research Ireland’s strategy and investment portfolio; and assess its role and interactions with other public funders and institutions in the Irish research and innovation ecosystem.

Provide high-throughput transient antibody production and characterisation services for an active discovery programme. Research-use only; GMP manufacture is not required. Demonstrate data integrity practices aligned with 21 CFR Part 11 principles where reasonably achievable.

Establish a single-supplier framework for the phased supply, delivery, installation and support of an enterprise-grade campus sensing solution. The initial call-off covers anonymous occupancy and space-utilisation sensing in timetabled teaching spaces. The solution must integrate with Trinity College Dublin’s existing enterprise network and information systems. At the authority’s discretion and subject to budget, later call-offs may cover building occupancy, environmental and energy/sub-metering sensing.

Establish and operate a single-party framework for a GIS mapping solution, providing support, development, maintenance and associated services for current and future requirements. Scope includes GIS infrastructure, ArcGIS platform support, data management, accessibility, integration, analytics, governance and ongoing operational support.

The provision of research and policy support services to the Creative Ireland Programme in the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport