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Ireland · IT services: consulting, software, internet and support

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Supply of a Data Technology Solution

Office of the Revenue Commissioners_366 · Ireland

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The Office of the Revenue Commissioners is seeking the provision of a Data Technology Solution that will support a wide-ranging Data storage, processing, and analysis requirements. This solution is required in order to modernise and consolidate existing Business Intelligence (BI) and Analytics landscape. Revenue is considering a next-generation cloud-based platform that aligns Data Lake and Data Warehouse principles, to achieve greater scalability…

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Deadline Not announced
Estimated value10,000,000 EUR
PublishedMay 11, 2026
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What is being procured?

The Office of the Revenue Commissioners is seeking the provision of a Data Technology Solution that will support a wide-ranging Data storage, processing, and analysis requirements. This solution is required in order to modernise and consolidate existing Business Intelligence (BI) and Analytics landscape. Revenue is considering a next-generation cloud-based platform that aligns Data Lake and Data Warehouse principles, to achieve greater scalability, resilience, and flexibility in how data is stored, processed, and shared across the organisation. Revenue is seeking to take advantage of a modern data solution that provides access to an evolving ecosystem of proprietary and 3rd party SaaS products.

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    · TED 322336-2026

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