Procurements: Access platforms

7 archived procurements

Access platforms have been procured by organizations such as An Post, Dublin Bus/Bus Atha Cliath, and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.

Historically, suppliers within this area have been Actavo Events (Ireland) Ltd, Edinburgh Designs Ltd, and SAP Solutions.

Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation

Miscellaneous transport equipment and spare parts

Loadbearing equipment

Access platforms ⬅️

Recent procurements of access platforms in Ireland

2019-08-01 Removal of Sludge and Hazardous Waste (Dublin Bus/Bus Atha Cliath)
Dublin bus require a service provider for the removal of sludge and hazardous waste from its fleet maintenance depots. This will involve the cleaning of interceptors and the disposal of waste oil, oil filters, batteries, etc. The service will be required in eight Dublin locations. The contract will operate as a single party framework agreement and run for 36 months with an option to extend for 2 further periods of 12 months. The advertised value of the contract was estimated for a 5-year period. View the procurement »

2019-02-22 Provision of Temporary Site Services for Stage Hire, Temporary Access, Crowd Control Systems and Bespoke Scaffold... (Office of Public Works (OPW))
Provision of Temporary Site Services for Stage Hire, Temporary Access, Crowd Control Systems and Bespoke Scaffold Structures for the OPW Event Management Unit. View the procurement »
Mentioned suppliers: Actavo Events (Ireland) Ltd

2018-12-13 Customer Identification Access Management (An Post)
An Post is seeking to enter into single party framework to meet its requirements for customer identity and access management system. It is anticipated that the Framework Agreements will commence in 2019 and continue for a term of 5 years with an option to extend the agreement for a further period/s up to 3 years. View the procurement »
Mentioned suppliers: SAP Solutions

2018-04-26 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Bathing Water Quality Challenge (Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council)
The challenge is to develop a method of collating and communicating the quality of bathing water using all sources of information for the use of all stakeholders, namely bathers, local authority staff, the EPA and Irish Water. Bathers should be encouraged to report on their swimming experience at particular locations, with emphasis on reporting on perceived water quality. An improved method of communicating known bathing water quality risks to bathers is required, with information being provided to … View the procurement »

2016-03-10 Supply of an Ocean Basin Wave Generator and a Multi-directional Wave Basin Moveable Platform (University College Cork ( UCC ))
The supply of a multi-directional wave generator with the ability to produce digitally controlled pseudo random waves consisting of user defined spectra and directions and an internal moveable platform. View the procurement »
Mentioned suppliers: Edinburgh Designs Ltd

2014-10-29 Dublin City Water Supply Scheme — Ballymore Eustace Water Treatment Plant — Sludge Treatment — M&E Contract for Irish Water (Ervia)
Irish Water is undertaking the provision of a new sludge treatment facility for the Ballymore Eustace Water Treatment Plant, to cater for the increase in capacity of the upgraded water treatment plant. The Ballymore Eustace plant is the largest Water Treatment Plant in Ireland, and requires Works to provide additional sustainable sludge treatment capacity to meet medium and long term water demands. Please refer to the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire for full scope. View the procurement »

2011-07-22 Water sludge treatment and removal Luimnagh (Galway County Council)
This contract will be awarded for 3 years and will involve the treatment and drying of water treatment sludge to greater that 20 % dry solids content using permanent plant and equipment on site and also temporary plant and equipment provided by the contractor and the transport of the treated and dried sludge to a licenced facility. Note: to register your interest in this notice and obtain any additional information please visit the eTenders web site at … View the procurement »