Breadboard Labs

Host, support and maintain 43 Department websites, most based on WordPress or static HTML. Provide assistance with future website development and onsite support alongside the Digital Transformation Unit, including during elections, referenda and other requested events.

Provide ICT managed services through a reliable, secure and compliant service model, combining on-site and remote support to operate the contracting entity’s information and technology environment.

Provide a cloud-hosted accreditation and certification management software platform for the University of Limerick Business School, including associated services.

Supply, implement and support a dock-door management, messaging and final-mile delivery system for the New Children's Hospital. Functions include dock scheduling, delivery tracking, automated goods identification and routing, returns recording, AGV workflow integration and communication with end users.

Provide support, maintenance and development for the HSE FingerPrint Track and Trace system, which records decontamination and sterilisation processes for theatre tray sets and endoscopes. Support the existing multi-site, on-premises Citrix and Microsoft SQL infrastructure used across HSE-funded organisations.

Provide the Cornerstone platform and required content subscription, including platform and content support and maintenance.

Provide an external Data Protection Officer and GDPR consultancy, including strategic advice, operational support, compliance monitoring, governance reporting, risk support and staff guidance.

Provide senior business consultancy to support TG4’s management team, with knowledge of the television broadcasting industry. Services are expected to total approximately 60 days per year, spread across the year.

Create a web page and digital corpus for medieval music from Britain and Ireland, encoding musical content and medieval notation. Preserve source notation, verbal texts and other features to support computational and music-analytical research.

The National Archives requires expanded digitisation capacity to meet the increased demand from routine work as a result of the expanded remit of the National Archives. Over the next 2 years, it is looking to procure equipment including the following: 3 x A1 flatbed scanners, 2 standard A1 x + 1 Zeutschel Os Q0 scanner, 2 x A0+ scanners, 1 x desktop scanner.