Supplier: Leahy Reidy
2 archived procurements
Leahy Reidy 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 LLP, Beauchamps, Beauchamps LLP, Comyn Kelleher Tobin LLP, Coughlan White and Partners, DWF, Mason Hayes & Curran LLP, McCann FitzGerald LLP, and MHP Sellors.
Recent procurements where the supplier Leahy Reidy is mentioned
2022-08-31
Legal Services Framework with Local Authorities (LA) and Transport Infrastructure Ireland acting as Client (Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII))
Transport Infrastructure Ireland is procuring the provision of legal services under a number of Framework Agreements. The legal services are associated with the design, construction, operation, maintenance, and all other aspects of roads, active travel, and light rail projects nationwide. Tenderers will note that this competition contains four lots. The legal services to be provided are those required to deliver the various phases of the Project Management Guidelines, as they apply to Roads and Active … View the procurement »
Transport Infrastructure Ireland is procuring the provision of legal services under a number of Framework Agreements. The legal services are associated with the design, construction, operation, maintenance, and all other aspects of roads, active travel, and light rail projects nationwide. Tenderers will note that this competition contains four lots. The legal services to be provided are those required to deliver the various phases of the Project Management Guidelines, as they apply to Roads and Active … View the procurement »
2019-10-25
Provision of Legal Services (Department of Businesss, Enterprise and Innovation)
Lot 1: to represent the contracting authority or the minister in the criminal prosecution of offences in connection with breaches of employment legislation, including prosecutions for failing to comply with an order under sections 43 or 45 of the Workplace Relations Act, 2015; Lot 2: to represent the contracting authority seeking district court orders to enforce a decision of an adjudicator or the Labour Court. Lot 3: to represent the contracting authority at the Labour Court in appeals brought by … View the procurement »
Lot 1: to represent the contracting authority or the minister in the criminal prosecution of offences in connection with breaches of employment legislation, including prosecutions for failing to comply with an order under sections 43 or 45 of the Workplace Relations Act, 2015; Lot 2: to represent the contracting authority seeking district court orders to enforce a decision of an adjudicator or the Labour Court. Lot 3: to represent the contracting authority at the Labour Court in appeals brought by … View the procurement »