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Request for Tenders for the Provision of ICT Support Services

Office of Public Works (OPW) · Ireland

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The Office of Public Works (OPW) invites responses ( Tenders) to this request for Tenders ( RFT) from economic operators for the provision of an on -site ICT support team at its offices in Trim, Co.Meath ( Jonathan Swift Street) and Dublin ( No.1 Georges Quay and Dublin Castle). The team shall provide front -line Helpdesk support along with back-end infrastructure support services and email management. One single team is required. Appendix 1a to this RFT…

What is being procured?
Deadline Not announced
Estimated value5,000,000 EUR
PublishedOct 21, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The Office of Public Works (OPW) invites responses ( Tenders) to this request for Tenders ( RFT) from economic operators for the provision of an on -site ICT support team at its offices in Trim, Co.Meath ( Jonathan Swift Street) and Dublin ( No.1 Georges Quay and Dublin Castle). The team shall provide front -line Helpdesk support along with back-end infrastructure support services and email management. One single team is required. Appendix 1a to this RFT ''Requirements and Specifications'' describes further the services required. Also Appendix 1b ''Resources Required'' describes the roles to be performed together with skills and experience required

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