Docaloc

Provide mainstream and enhanced community-based residential services for children, complementing services operated by or on behalf of Tusla. Work will be funded and managed by Tusla and purchased as needs arise through the bespoke panel.

Provide end-to-end outpatient assessment, diagnostics and clinically indicated conservative, interventional or surgical treatment for approximately 1,200 low-complexity spinal patients, from initial specialist assessment through discharge and specialist review. The provider retains clinical responsibility throughout and must supply appropriately qualified and accredited multidisciplinary professionals.

Support Irish Rail’s recruitment and selection processes through professional services and paper-based and online assessment tools. Provide psychological support and interventions for colleagues affected by operational incidents, traumatic events or other situations requiring specialist help; advice, guidance and training may also be required.

Supply three handheld Fourier Transform Infrared analysers for real-time detection and identification of trace chemicals, including benign, hazardous and illegal substances, for use by Revenue Customs in varied environments.

Supply and deliver sensory equipment and associated products to Dublin City Council-operated sports and recreation centres and community facilities. Provide servicing and maintenance for installed equipment.

Provide an implementing partner to deliver the Offaly Refugee Resettlement Project in County Offaly.

Carry out vulnerability assessments for international protection applicants on arrival in Ireland. Identify vulnerability, experiences of torture or inhuman or degrading treatment, special reception needs and any need for special procedural guarantees.

Supply and delivery of healthcare and nursing skills laboratory equipment and clinical ward environment fit-out for Tipperary ETB Further Education and Training. The framework will appoint up to three suppliers.

Provide and operate a registered, five-bed residential respite house for adults aged 18 and over with complex needs arising from disability in the Dublin and North East Regional Health Area. The service must operate seven nights per week, be conveniently located for IHA DNC or IHA DNCW, meet HIQA standards, and be registered within four months of contract agreement.

Provision of veterinary services to the Army Equitation School, Irish Defence Forces.