Procurements: Desk equipment
2 archived procurements
Desk equipment have been procured by organizations such as Education Procurement Service (EPS), and Tipperary Education and Training Board_1284.
Historically, suppliers within this area have been Creative Technology Ireland Ltd, DPSAV Ltd, Meritec Presentation Products Ltd, and Spectrum AV.
- Furniture (incl. office furniture), furnishings, domestic appliances (excl. lighting) and cleaning products (13 new procurements)
- Furnishing (7)
- Delivery trays and desk equipment
- Desk equipment ⬅️
Recent procurements of desk equipment in Ireland
2026-03-18
The Supply, Delivery and Installation(Assembly) of English Language Lab Pods(Complete Units) and Acoustic Ceiling... (Tipperary Education and Training Board_1284)
The Supply, Delivery and Installation(Assembly) of English Language Lab Pods(Complete Units) and Acoustic Ceiling Panels for Tipperary Education and Training FET Thurles and Clonmel View the procurement »
The Supply, Delivery and Installation(Assembly) of English Language Lab Pods(Complete Units) and Acoustic Ceiling Panels for Tipperary Education and Training FET Thurles and Clonmel View the procurement »
2021-12-22
IT1899F- Multi Supplier Framework Agreement For the Supply, Delivery and Install MSTeams certified Equipment in... (Education Procurement Service (EPS))
Requirement to enhance MSTeams collaboration in Meeting/Seminar Rooms for on-campus University Staff. As the campus prepares for a return of both staff and students at the start of the 2021/22 academic year, it is envisaged that the use of Microsoft Teams online meetings will continue but will introduce a new use case that has not been experienced during the pandemic. In a hybrid working model, the use of physical meeting rooms will need to be integrated into Teams online meetings when some attendees are … View the procurement »
Requirement to enhance MSTeams collaboration in Meeting/Seminar Rooms for on-campus University Staff. As the campus prepares for a return of both staff and students at the start of the 2021/22 academic year, it is envisaged that the use of Microsoft Teams online meetings will continue but will introduce a new use case that has not been experienced during the pandemic. In a hybrid working model, the use of physical meeting rooms will need to be integrated into Teams online meetings when some attendees are … View the procurement »