Procurements: Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) services
4 archived procurements
Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) services have been procured by organizations such as Central Bank of Ireland, City of Dublin Education and Training Board, and Department of the Environment Climate and Communications.
- Postal and telecommunications services (2 new procurements)
- Telecommunications services (1)
- Telephone and data transmission services
- Mobile-telephone services
- Short Message Service (SMS) services
- Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) services
- Multimedia Message Service (MMS) services
- Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) services ⬅️
- General Packet Radio Services (GPRS) services
- Enhanced Data for GSM Evolution (EDGE) services
- Universal Mobile Telephone System (UMTS) services
- Pay phone provider services
- Pre-paid phone card provider services
Recent procurements of wireless Application Protocol (WAP) services in Ireland
2025-05-28
The Provision of Networking Services including Hardware, Licencing, Support and Related Services to City of Dublin... (City of Dublin Education and Training Board)
The Provision of Networking Services including Hardware, Licencing, Support and Related Services to City of Dublin ETB Schools, Colleges and Centres View the procurement »
The Provision of Networking Services including Hardware, Licencing, Support and Related Services to City of Dublin ETB Schools, Colleges and Centres View the procurement »
2024-04-08
Operator of the National Emergency Call Answering Service (Department of the Environment Climate and Communications)
The current contract for the operation of the Emergency Call Answering Service (ECAS) expires on the 24th of November 2025. The ECAS is responsible for answering all emergency communications, providing a vital link between the individual contacting the ECAS and the Emergency Services which include Garda, Fire, Ambulance and the Irish Coast Guard (IRCG) or, in emergencies involving aircraft, the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA). Emergency communication is defined in the S.I. No. 444/2022 as communication by … View the procurement »
The current contract for the operation of the Emergency Call Answering Service (ECAS) expires on the 24th of November 2025. The ECAS is responsible for answering all emergency communications, providing a vital link between the individual contacting the ECAS and the Emergency Services which include Garda, Fire, Ambulance and the Irish Coast Guard (IRCG) or, in emergencies involving aircraft, the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA). Emergency communication is defined in the S.I. No. 444/2022 as communication by … View the procurement »
2015-01-21
Provision of Design, Development and Testing of a Mobile Application (National Transport Authority)
The NTA requires a service provider to provide design, development, testing and/or support services for a number of the Authorities mobile applications. These services may be required on the following applications (and are not limited to the following): — Leap Card App; — Rural Transport App; — Real Time Passenger Information App; — Taxi Driver Check App; — National Journey Planner. View the procurement »
The NTA requires a service provider to provide design, development, testing and/or support services for a number of the Authorities mobile applications. These services may be required on the following applications (and are not limited to the following): — Leap Card App; — Rural Transport App; — Real Time Passenger Information App; — Taxi Driver Check App; — National Journey Planner. View the procurement »
2014-06-16
2014P017 - Delivery of North Wall Quay Technologies for Central Bank of Ireland (Central Bank of Ireland)
The purpose of this PQQ exercise is to assist the Central Bank of Ireland in evaluating potential vendors who can provide responses to either or both of the following options: View the procurement »
The purpose of this PQQ exercise is to assist the Central Bank of Ireland in evaluating potential vendors who can provide responses to either or both of the following options: View the procurement »