Procurements: Pressure boosters for liquids
2 archived procurements
Pressure boosters for liquids have been procured by organizations such as Education Procurement Service (EPS), and Irish Water.
- Industrial machinery (>20 new procurements)
- Machinery for the production and use of mechanical power (5)
- Pumps and compressors (4)
- Pumps (2)
- Pumps for liquids (1)
- Reciprocating positive-displacement pumps for liquids
- Pressure boosters for liquids ⬅️
- Centrifugal pumps and liquid elevators (1)
- Laboratory pumps and accessories
Recent procurements of pressure boosters for liquids in Ireland
2020-09-21
20/059 — Statutory Inspection of Pressure Systems (Irish Water)
The purpose of this contract is to enable Irish Water to comply with current legislative requirements relating to the inspection and certification of pressure systems on Irish Water operational sites. Please refer to the ITT documents for further information. View the procurement »
The purpose of this contract is to enable Irish Water to comply with current legislative requirements relating to the inspection and certification of pressure systems on Irish Water operational sites. Please refer to the ITT documents for further information. View the procurement »
2017-10-18
Supply of an Ignition Quality Tester for the University of Limerick (Education Procurement Service (EPS))
Dear Tenderers, The Education Procurement Service (EPS) on behalf of the University of Limerick (the ‘Contracting Authority’) invites tenders (‘Tenders’) to this request for tenders (‘RFT’) from economic operators (‘Tenderers’) for the Supply of an Ignition Quality Tester for the University of Limerick. Kind regards, EPS Team. View the procurement »
Dear Tenderers, The Education Procurement Service (EPS) on behalf of the University of Limerick (the ‘Contracting Authority’) invites tenders (‘Tenders’) to this request for tenders (‘RFT’) from economic operators (‘Tenderers’) for the Supply of an Ignition Quality Tester for the University of Limerick. Kind regards, EPS Team. View the procurement »