MalTrak

Single-supplier contract for a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Asset Management Platform

Maintain, support, and enhance the Action Planner to ensure the portal remains stable, secure, user‑friendly, and responsive to the evolving needs of the AgNav project and its users. AgNav is a national sustainability platform developed by Bord Bia, ICBF and Teagasc that provides farmers with an overview of their farm’s environmental performance and offers single sign‑on access to the standalone Action Planner portal. The Action Planner is used directly by farmers to create tailored sustainability plans, while AgNav Project partners, processors, and farm advisors access the system in a support and oversight capacity to help farmers engage with the tool and implement actions.

Ergänzung bestehender IT-Softwareentwicklungsteams zur Lieferung strategischer Projekte und IT-Beratung. Technische Unterstützungsdienste, Systemanalyse und Programmierung, technische Analyse oder Beratungsdienste, technisches Testen, Analyse und Beratungsdienste, System- und technische Beratungsdienste, Informationstechnologie-Dienste, strategische Überprüfung von Informationssystemen oder -technologien, Wartung von Informationstechnologie-Software, Analyse-Dienste.

Expressions of interest are invited from suitably qualified Applicants interested in being considered for a Computerised Maintenance Management System.

Lieferung, Installation und Inbetriebnahme eines Multi-Material Drop-On-Demand (DoD) Inkjet 3D-Drucksystems zur Unterstützung von Forschungs- und Entwicklungsaktivitäten. Zusätzlich: Wartung, Schulung des Personals und Reparatur.

Provision, implementation, hosting and on-going support and maintenance of a Portfolio Management System (PMS)

Provision of sports performance software for use in a training environment.

Provision of a Higher Diploma Programme in Intellectual Disability Nursing for 12 Registered Nurses for the academic year commencing September 2027 to September 2028 and the option to extend x 2 years up to December 2030. The HSE funds the payment of programme fees on behalf of candidates approved to undertake the programme.

Tenders are invited for the Provision of horses, arenas, stabling facilities, and an appropriate lecture area to support the delivery of Equine Science modules throughout the teaching semester. The successful tenderer will be required to supply facilities and resources that meet all operational, welfare, and educational standards associated with the programme. This provision includes ensuring that all horses, infrastructure, and teaching spaces are maintained to a standard suitable for consistent academic delivery, practical instruction, and student safety. Tenderers should demonstrate their capacity to provide reliable access to appropriately trained horses, safe and well managed arenas, compliant stabling facilities, and a suitably equipped lecture environment. The service must be available for the full duration of the teaching semester (September to May inclusive) and must support all scheduled teaching activities, including practical classes, demonstrations, and assessments.