Procurements: Flywheels and pulleys
One active procurement
Flywheels and pulleys have been procured by organizations such as Education Procurement Service (EPS), Iarnrod Eireann-Irish Rail, and Marine Institute_1141.
Historically, suppliers within this area have been Forum Energy Technologies (UK) Ltd, and iXBlue SAS.
- Industrial machinery (>20 new procurements)
- Machinery for the production and use of mechanical power (6)
- Gears, gearing and driving elements (1)
- Plain gears, gearing and driving elements (1)
- Flywheels and pulleys (1) ⬅️
- Winches (1)
Recent procurements of flywheels and pulleys in Ireland
2026-05-20
Deadline 2026-06-11
MI-CFT26-016 - Request for Tenders for the provision of marine buoy platform mounted payload profiling winch to the... (Marine Institute_1141)
The Marine Institute invites tenders to this request for tenders from economic operators for the provision of marine buoy platform mounted payload profiling winch. View the procurement »
The Marine Institute invites tenders to this request for tenders from economic operators for the provision of marine buoy platform mounted payload profiling winch. View the procurement »
2025-03-26
9194-Remote Control Lifting Winches for Loading Rails onto Wagons (Iarnrod Eireann-Irish Rail)
Remote Control Lifting Winches for Loading Rails onto Wagons View the procurement »
Remote Control Lifting Winches for Loading Rails onto Wagons View the procurement »
2016-05-23
This tender is for the acquisition of marine ROV systems by the University of Limerick suitable for inspection and... (Education Procurement Service (EPS))
The acquired ROV should be a vehicle with good thrust to drag ratio developed for sub-sea applications in off-shore wind or similar. The system is required to have: high precision positioning and navigation systems; camera and lighting systems, sonar (including accommodation of sonar systems already in the possession of the University of Limerick) and other sensors; robot manipulator systems for intervention tasks on energy converter devices, cables, moorings, risers, anchorage, etc. The tender is broken … View the procurement »
The acquired ROV should be a vehicle with good thrust to drag ratio developed for sub-sea applications in off-shore wind or similar. The system is required to have: high precision positioning and navigation systems; camera and lighting systems, sonar (including accommodation of sonar systems already in the possession of the University of Limerick) and other sensors; robot manipulator systems for intervention tasks on energy converter devices, cables, moorings, risers, anchorage, etc. The tender is broken … View the procurement »