Supplier: Expleo Technology Ireland Ltd (formerly SQS)
2 archived procurements
Expleo Technology Ireland Ltd (formerly SQS) has historically been a supplier of IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support, software programming and consultancy services, and systems and technical consultancy services.
Historically, competing bidders have been Accenture Ltd, AspiraCon Ltd, trading as Aspira, BearingPoint Ireland, Client Solutions Ltd, Deloitte Ireland LLP, and Wipro Ltd.
Recent procurements where the supplier Expleo Technology Ireland Ltd (formerly SQS) is mentioned
2020-08-21
Provision of Quality Assurance Partner Services (Arts Council)
The Arts Council (AC) is embarking on an ambitious business transformation programme. One of its key strategic objectives is the provision of a set of new ICT systems. These systems will be transitioned into Business As Usual (BAU) support by the end of the programme. This request for tender (RFT) is concerned with the provision of these new ICT systems. To support the Arts Council Business Transformation Programme, we seek a quality assurance partner in support the validation of the deployment of the … View the procurement »
The Arts Council (AC) is embarking on an ambitious business transformation programme. One of its key strategic objectives is the provision of a set of new ICT systems. These systems will be transitioned into Business As Usual (BAU) support by the end of the programme. This request for tender (RFT) is concerned with the provision of these new ICT systems. To support the Arts Council Business Transformation Programme, we seek a quality assurance partner in support the validation of the deployment of the … View the procurement »
2019-05-21
Software Development Lifecycle Services (SDLC) (Central Bank of Ireland)
The Central Bank of Ireland (the ‘Central Bank’) has a requirement to engage, on a non-exclusive basis, providers who will deliver services with the Central Bank in 1 or both of the engagement models detailed below. There is no restriction on the number of models in place at any one time. The successful tenderers shall be required to supplement Central Bank project delivery and operations capabilities through the provision of the following services: — resourcing: provision of skilled resources on-site to … View the procurement »
The Central Bank of Ireland (the ‘Central Bank’) has a requirement to engage, on a non-exclusive basis, providers who will deliver services with the Central Bank in 1 or both of the engagement models detailed below. There is no restriction on the number of models in place at any one time. The successful tenderers shall be required to supplement Central Bank project delivery and operations capabilities through the provision of the following services: — resourcing: provision of skilled resources on-site to … View the procurement »