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

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RFT for the supply of Technical Development Advice

Department of Social Protection_349 · Ireland

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What is being procured?

To seek provision of Technical Development Advice in support of the software development work to be undertaken on foot of the Department’s Service Delivery Modernisation (SDM), Transformation programmes and the expansion of its Digital Services. This Competition will be divided into two (2) lots (each a “Lot”) . Each Lot will result in a separate contract.

Deadline Oct 27, 2026 16:00 UTC+01:00
Estimated value1,300,000 EUR
PublishedSep 24, 2026
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