iDC Contracts

Establish a multi-supplier framework agreement for videography services for Munster Technological University, with up to five suppliers.

Provide temporary administrative support resources to the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration.

Provide soft facilities management for the MetroLink project office at Coopers Cross, including reception and facilities staff, cleaning, office and canteen supplies, coffee machines, courier, taxi and postal services, shredding, and equipment maintenance. Services also include specified fire, first-aid and smoke-detector maintenance, Zip Tap maintenance and CO2 supply, and support for future MetroLink site offices.

Provide regular facilities management servicing and maintenance for TII’s Parkgate Business Centre office blocks A, B and C. Maintain air-conditioning, fire alarm and intruder alarm systems, respond to unscheduled works and repairs, and provide reporting and related facilities services.

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 consultancy services for bridge rehabilitation projects throughout County Limerick, covering planning, design, tender evaluation, construction and handover.

Provide civil, structural and transport engineering consultancy, PSDP and related services to Galway City Council under a multi-party framework agreement.

Establish a single-party framework to deliver accredited technical programmes for the financial services sector through call-off contracts as required.

Provide facilities management consultancy for Dublin City Council’s strategic projects, supporting implementation of its property portfolio and asset management strategy. Establish comprehensive facilities management structures, governance and management for the Council’s corporate estate, addressing obligations, risks, value, efficiency and sustainability.

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.