Procurements: Raw vegetable materials used in textile production
2 archived procurements
Raw vegetable materials used in textile production have been procured by organizations such as An Post, and Inland Fisheries Ireland.
Historically, suppliers within this area have been Geoline Ltd, Ken Graham Eng Ltd, and Western Plastics.
- Agricultural, farming, fishing, forestry and related products
- Agricultural and horticultural products
- Crops, products of market gardening and horticulture
- Raw vegetable materials
- Raw vegetable materials used in textile production ⬅️
Recent procurements of raw vegetable materials used in textile production in Ireland
2022-11-17
Supply and Delivery of Jute Matting Products to Inland Fisheries Ireland (Inland Fisheries Ireland)
supply and delivery of Jute Matting Products for IFI View the procurement »
supply and delivery of Jute Matting Products for IFI View the procurement »
2021-06-24
Supply of Mail Sacks/Pouches and Warehousing Accessories (An Post)
This is a call to competition by An Post for a single party framework for the provision of mail sacks/pouches and warehouse packing accessories. An Post is seeking to enter into a single party framework agreement for each of the following lots: • Lot 1: mail sacks/pouches; • Lot 2: warehouse packing accessories. Service providers will be required to hold stock and operate on a ‘call off’ basis where necessary to assist the An Post storage constraints and supply in a timely manage to ensure An Post … View the procurement »
This is a call to competition by An Post for a single party framework for the provision of mail sacks/pouches and warehouse packing accessories. An Post is seeking to enter into a single party framework agreement for each of the following lots: • Lot 1: mail sacks/pouches; • Lot 2: warehouse packing accessories. Service providers will be required to hold stock and operate on a ‘call off’ basis where necessary to assist the An Post storage constraints and supply in a timely manage to ensure An Post … View the procurement »