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Open Competition for the Provision of Innovation services 536

Maynooth University · Ireland

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MaynoothWorks is the Maynooth University office for Knowledge Exchange, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship, - the Technology Transfer Office. Our role is to connect Maynooth University research with social and economic impact, to work with researchers on intellectual property management, patents and licences, to engage with industry and pro-social organisations, and to enable innovation and entrepreneurship. MaynoothWorks is also a place, the Maynooth…

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Deadline Sep 18, 2026 12:00 UTC+01:00
Estimated value200,000 EUR
PublishedAug 17, 2026
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What is being procured?

MaynoothWorks is the Maynooth University office for Knowledge Exchange, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship, - the Technology Transfer Office. Our role is to connect Maynooth University research with social and economic impact, to work with researchers on intellectual property management, patents and licences, to engage with industry and pro-social organisations, and to enable innovation and entrepreneurship. MaynoothWorks is also a place, the Maynooth University Innovation Centre located in the Eolas building. The Innovation Centre is an Action Space that Challenges the university community to innovate; Fosters research impact; Incubates spin-outs; and Supports companies to grow through collaboration.…

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