DHR Communications

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.

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 ArcGIS Online Desktop and Mobile licences and associated maintenance. Ensure uninterrupted operation of the Department’s ArcGIS environment and continued availability of all associated licences and entitlements.

Creat-chomhaontú chun ardán ionsamhlúcháin fioscaireachta agus ábhar oiliúna ríomhfhoghlama a sholáthar.

Provide a cloud-based information and cyber security and compliance learning and development platform.

Provide an architect-led multidisciplinary design team for the redevelopment of 22 Lady Lane, including a conservation architect, civil, structural, mechanical and electrical engineers, quantity surveyors and a building energy consultant.

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 a data security platform for structured and unstructured data, covering discovery, classification, posture visibility, automated exposure remediation, DLP, threat detection, security and risk management, secure AI, compliance, retention and archiving. Integrate with industry tools and demonstrate compatibility with Irish Rail’s existing Microsoft Purview environment; Purview must not be the primary solution.

Provide economic and technical consultancy to support the CRU in updating and implementing Uisce Éireann’s Non-Domestic and Trade Effluent Framework and reviewing its Connection Charging Policy. Work covers two related packages, with a mix of fixed-fee and drawdown deliverables.

Provide and implement a secure, scalable platform for continuous and ad-hoc penetration testing across HIQA’s authorised IT environment. Enable vulnerability identification, validation, prioritisation and reporting, with associated ongoing support and maintenance.