Supplier: Barry Doyle and Company
2 archived procurements
Barry Doyle and Company has historically been a supplier of business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security, legal services, and legal advisory and representation services.
Historically, competing bidders have been A&L Goodbody, Beauchamps Solicitors, Blake & Kenny Solicitors, ByrneWallace, Comyn Kelleher Tobin, Eversheds, Holmes O'Malley Sexton, Mason Hayes & Curran, and Matheson.
Recent procurements where the supplier Barry Doyle and Company is mentioned
2015-10-22
RFT for National Framework Agreement for the Provision of Legal Services to Public Sector (excluding Central... (The Office of Government Procurement)
This Competition relates to a national framework for the provision of legal services to Public Sector Bodies (‘PSB's’) excluding central government departments. Further details are available at Appendix 1 to the RFT. View the procurement »
This Competition relates to a national framework for the provision of legal services to Public Sector Bodies (‘PSB's’) excluding central government departments. Further details are available at Appendix 1 to the RFT. View the procurement »
2015-09-04
Request for Tenders for the Provision of Legal Services to Local Authorities (The Office of Government Procurement)
This Competition relates to a sectoral framework for the provision of legal services to Local Authorities. The Framework Agreement is divided into 8 regional Lots each Lot representing a cluster of Local Authorities that broadly fall within the Circuit Court jurisdictions. Each Lot is then divided into a further 5 sublots, each sublot representing 1 of the following specific legal services practice areas: — Local Government Core Legal Services, — Code Enforcement Legal Services, — Property and Conveyance … View the procurement »
This Competition relates to a sectoral framework for the provision of legal services to Local Authorities. The Framework Agreement is divided into 8 regional Lots each Lot representing a cluster of Local Authorities that broadly fall within the Circuit Court jurisdictions. Each Lot is then divided into a further 5 sublots, each sublot representing 1 of the following specific legal services practice areas: — Local Government Core Legal Services, — Code Enforcement Legal Services, — Property and Conveyance … View the procurement »