Supplier: Dublin Business Innovation Centre

3 archived procurements

Dublin Business Innovation Centre has historically been a supplier of business services: law, marketing, consulting, recruitment, printing and security, business and management consultancy and related services, and management-related services.

Historically, competing bidders have been Optimum Limited, Talentpool Ltd., and The Entrepreneurs Academy.

Recent procurements where the supplier Dublin Business Innovation Centre is mentioned

2019-07-15 Tender to establish a Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Delivery of the Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Dublin City... (Dublin City Council)
Dublin City Council (the ‘Contracting Authority’) wishes to establish a Multi-party Framework Agreement for the provision of Training Services for the LEO. The requirements of this Framework Agreement are divided into six (6) lots and tenderers may apply for admission to the Framework Agreement under 1 or more lots. Tenderers applying for admission to more than 1 lot must complete a separate Tender Response Document (TRD) in respect of each lot for which they are applying. A maximum of 3 service … View the procurement »
Mentioned suppliers: Dublin Business Innovation Centre Optimum Limited Talentpool Ltd. The Entrepreneurs Academy

2018-07-04 Establishment of a Single Party framework agreement for Programme management services for the HBAN Programme (Enterprise Ireland)
Enterprise Ireland, InterTradeIreland and Invest Northern Ireland (together, ‘the Contracting Authority’) are seeking tenders for the provision of programme management services for the HBAN Programme. For the purposes of procurement of this framework agreement, Enterprise Ireland is acting as the lead agency in that it is issuing the Invitation to Tender on its own behalf but the contracting parties will be each of Inter-Trade Ireland and Invest Northern Ireland. HBAN or the Halo Business Angel Network … View the procurement »
Mentioned suppliers: Dublin Business Innovation Centre

2014-11-04 Single-party framework agreement for programme management services for the HBAN Programme (Enterprise Ireland)
The Governments of both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland recognise the importance of encouraging new innovative high potential start-ups for the growth and future prosperity of the economy. To facilitate such activity, it is acknowledged that a stable and appropriate supply of finance is required. The objective of the HBAN Programme is to deliver a regionally focused Business Angel ecosystem that reflects international best practice, with more active and better trained Business Angels, … View the procurement »
Mentioned suppliers: Dublin Business Innovation Centre