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Provide mechanical and electrical engineering consultancy for the CAT 1 electrical retrofit of life-saving systems throughout Scoil Ursula.

Provide an architect-led multidisciplinary team for pyrite remediation and other building and surrounding-area works at Darndale Regional Youth Facility. Lead preliminary design through handover, including certification, employer representation, health and safety coordination, engineering, fire safety and quantity surveying. Design and coordinate temporary decant accommodation required to maintain youth services during construction.

Provide support, maintenance and development for the HSE FingerPrint Track and Trace system, which records decontamination and sterilisation processes for theatre tray sets and endoscopes. Support the existing multi-site, on-premises Citrix and Microsoft SQL infrastructure used across HSE-funded organisations.

Establish a multi-party framework for specialist consultancy in environmental assessment, ecology, flood risk and related fields, including carrying out Appropriate Assessment (AA), Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) and Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA) for plans.

Design and build 21 units, including associated site works at Fortlawn Estate, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15.

Provide building services (mechanical and electrical) consultancy for decentralizing the campus central heating system at University Hospital Galway, through the existing Zone B Enabling Works Framework.

Electrical infrastructure upgrade works at St James's Hospital under a framework agreement, including electrical installation, engineering and maintenance-related works.

Provide a comprehensive managed service for the NTA’s dedicated standalone ServiceNow instances, including support and maintenance, system administration, configuration and development, upgrades and releases, incident and problem management, security and governance, reporting, training, licensing management, third-party integrations, transition services, hosting, and specialist resources or consultancy as required.

MULTI-PARTY FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR HSE DESIGN TEAM SERVICES FRAMEWORK 2024 – FRAMEWORK 02: ACUTE HEALTHCARE CAPITAL WORKS – PROJECT VALUE €1M -€15M EXCL. VAT. This framework will include the following design team disciplines (Lots): Lot 1: Architect(AR) as Principal Service Provider with the following Specialists domestic sub-consultants, or in-house specialisms: a. Planner (PL), b. Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP), c. Fire Safety Consultant (FSC) and d. BIM Information Manager(BIM). The Health Services Executive (HSE) invites expressions of interest, under the Restricted Procedure, from suitably qualified services providers for the provision of design team services (including Specialist Skills Providers) per the above Lot listing for which it is proposed to establish a Multi-Party Framework Agreement for each Lot type to award call-off contracts for Acute Healthcare Capital Works – project value €1M-€15M excl. VAT within HSE North West Area Please note that the INITIAL project forming Framework 02 for this regional / sub¬regional office NW West Area will be: Proposed Microbiology Lab incorporating ancillary site works, plus enabling work to divert existing services at Sligo University Hospital.

The Contracting Authority, Dublin City Council, intends to establish a Single Party Framework Agreement with a Integrated Design Team to deliver planning, engineering, environmental, stakeholder engagement and other specialist consultancy services for the Clontarf Flood Defence and Public Realm Project (CFDPRP). The Project is located along the Clontarf waterfront in Dublin and encompasses a highly sensitive coastal environment adjoining designated European sites, including Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) and Special Protection Areas (SPA). The Project has been initiated to address existing and future coastal and surface water flood risks while delivering a coordinated programme of public realm enhancement, active travel improvements and environmental benefits. The scheme shall be developed through an integrated design approach that balances flood resilience, climate adaptation, biodiversity, heritage, placemaking, sustainable mobility, environmental protection and stakeholder aspirations. The initial call-off contract under the Framework will require the successful Applicant to undertake all services necessary to develop the Project from commencement through option identification, scheme development, environmental assessment, statutory consent processes and detailed design. This shall include the preparation of all technical studies, surveys, modelling, assessments, reports, designs and application documentation required to secure the necessary approvals and to progress the Project to a stage suitable for procurement and construction. The Framework Agreement may subsequently be utilised by the Contracting Authority to procure additional related services, including procurement support, construction-stage services, post-consent services and other specialist consultancy services associated with the delivery of the Project. The successful Applicant shall be required to develop a fully integrated and coordinated scheme that delivers flood protection, surface water management, active travel and public realm objectives within a single coherent design solution that is environmentally sensitive, climate resilient and appropriate to the strategic importance of the Clontarf waterfront.