Techmatic Recycing Services

Supply, deliver, install and commission four multi-purpose machinery training simulators with associated software and licences. Provide initial training, warranty, maintenance, technical support and after-sales service.

Provide signage design and procure the manufacture and installation of signage through a multiparty framework. The initial contract covers 15 signs at County Hall and South Dublin County Council Libraries.

Supply and deliver Hyundai spare parts for the Defence Forces.

Provide high-quality truck conversions and fit-outs for Irish Defence Forces trucks.

Supply a dedicated enclosed river cruiser-class vessel for scientific research and operational support on Lough Ree and the River Shannon catchment. New and second-hand vessels are accepted, subject to specified draft, accommodation, flybridge and tender-handling requirements; used vessels must have under 1,000 certified engine hours and complete service logs.

Supply, deliver, install and commission a new stone-cutting machine capable of finishing marble, stone, granite, agglomerated quartz and ceramic. Provide training and after-sales support.

Provide logistics and transport services for Trinity College Dublin through a multi-party framework agreement. Up to eight contractors may be appointed.

Supply, deliver, install and commission a new CNC fibre tube laser cutting system for high-volume steel fabrication, complete with software, tooling, material handling, extraction and safety equipment. Provide operator training, documentation, warranty and after-sales support.

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.

Establish a single-supplier framework for the phased supply, delivery, installation and support of an enterprise-grade campus sensing solution. The initial call-off covers anonymous occupancy and space-utilisation sensing in timetabled teaching spaces. The solution must integrate with Trinity College Dublin’s existing enterprise network and information systems. At the authority’s discretion and subject to budget, later call-offs may cover building occupancy, environmental and energy/sub-metering sensing.