Supplier: Compass Informatics Limited
4 archived procurements
Compass Informatics Limited has historically been a supplier of IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support, software programming and consultancy services, and laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses).
Historically, competing bidders have been Accenture, Azorom, Behaviour & Attitudes Marketing Research, Behavioural Insights Ltd, BVG Associates, Byrne O Cleirigh, Cambridge Economics/CEPA LLP, CRA INTERNATIONAL (UK) LIMITED, and Economic and Social Research Institute.
Recent procurements where the supplier Compass Informatics Limited is mentioned
2022-07-01
provision of expert services in support of SEAI’s Research and policy Insights Directorate (Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland)
The objective of this RFT is to establish a framework for expert services in support of SEAI’s Research and policy Insights Directorate. This RFT is issued with the objective of to establish frameworks of experts comprising of the following: Lot 1: Sustainable energy policy research and advice. Lot 2: Energy model development and support. Lot 3: Sustainable Energy Finance and programme / policy impact evaluation (including Cost Benefit Analysis). Lot 4: Framework for the Provision of Market Research … View the procurement »
The objective of this RFT is to establish a framework for expert services in support of SEAI’s Research and policy Insights Directorate. This RFT is issued with the objective of to establish frameworks of experts comprising of the following: Lot 1: Sustainable energy policy research and advice. Lot 2: Energy model development and support. Lot 3: Sustainable Energy Finance and programme / policy impact evaluation (including Cost Benefit Analysis). Lot 4: Framework for the Provision of Market Research … View the procurement »
2022-06-01
Multi-Supplier Framework for Road Traffic Analytics and Speed Data (Donegal County Council)
The Road Management Office, as part of a Local Authority shared service, assists and supports all 31 Local Authorities manage the transport network asset in Ireland. Road network traffic analytics and speed related data is required to assist with this process. View the procurement »
The Road Management Office, as part of a Local Authority shared service, assists and supports all 31 Local Authorities manage the transport network asset in Ireland. Road network traffic analytics and speed related data is required to assist with this process. View the procurement »
2013-12-18
Provision of GeoSpatial Information Support Services (National Transport Authority)
The Geographic Information System (GIS) is a key requirement for the NTA in supporting its transport planning remit and informing investment and service priorities. The Authority proposes to engage a consultant to provide spatial data management and spatial data analyses services to assist with the work programmes of various departments in the Authority. The engagement may include working in the offices of the NTA or remotely depending on the particular work package. Either way, it is the Authority that … View the procurement »
The Geographic Information System (GIS) is a key requirement for the NTA in supporting its transport planning remit and informing investment and service priorities. The Authority proposes to engage a consultant to provide spatial data management and spatial data analyses services to assist with the work programmes of various departments in the Authority. The engagement may include working in the offices of the NTA or remotely depending on the particular work package. Either way, it is the Authority that … View the procurement »
2013-08-23
Provision of teams of Skilled ICT Resources to assist with the development and maintenance of ICT project (Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine)
The Department envisages that it will require skilled external ICT resources over the next 3 years in order to continue to fulfil its mission of supplying high quality, secure and stable ICT systems to the Department. These ICT resources will either supplement the Department's own staff in developing and supporting applications on its strategic IT systems or provide specific IT skills that are not available within the Department. View the procurement »
The Department envisages that it will require skilled external ICT resources over the next 3 years in order to continue to fulfil its mission of supplying high quality, secure and stable ICT systems to the Department. These ICT resources will either supplement the Department's own staff in developing and supporting applications on its strategic IT systems or provide specific IT skills that are not available within the Department. View the procurement »