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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.

Multi-supplier framework for commercial services supporting the delivery of ESB’s capital programmes and providing services across ESB Group, including Engineering and Major Projects, ESB Networks, and ESB Generation and Trading. Services are to be delivered in accordance with the RFT scope, framework agreement and associated schedules.

TII are seeking to procure an Enforcement Service Provider (the "ESP") to provide a range of services relating to the recovery of unpaid tolls, fines and fees charged for the use of tolled facilities within Ireland. The main service performance requirements are expected to be, but are not limited to, the following: • Establishing and implementing accurate and reconcilable business processes to accredited quality management standards; • Have available and reliable service provision delivered to specified performance levels; • Have secure business processes including having all systems and communications protected against internal and external security threats, fraud and cybercrime; • Have integrated systems with eFlow Operator to enable 2-way interface on all customer transactions; • Comprehensive and flexible reporting procedures; and • Compliance with all relevant legislation (e.g. including Data Protection/GDPR) and relevant standards (e.g. PCI-DSS, relevant ISO Standards)

Facilities Management services

IReL (Irish Research eLibrary) is a nationally funded e-resource licensing Consortium providing access to leading Science Technology and Medicine (STM) and Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) resources on behalf of participating Irish publicly funded higher education institutions (IReL Members). IReL member libraries require a Document Delivery Service (DDS) to supplement their existing e-resource collections by allowing users to access and read content which is not currently subscribed.