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Legacy marine data and rights to publish legacy marine data to include all of Ireland 2026

Department of Climate Energy and the Environment · Ireland

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Official summary

The next phase of the State’s multi-phase approach to offshore wind delivery has seen a move to a plan-led model that will ensure ORE development and deployment is managed in a planned, strategic, and sustainable way, and enable a balanced equilibrium between achieving ORE objectives, while maintaining environmental protection, the economic well-being of local communities, and consideration of other activities taking place in our shared marine space. In…

What is being procured?
Deadline Not announced
Estimated value30,000,000 EUR
PublishedNov 10, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The next phase of the State’s multi-phase approach to offshore wind delivery has seen a move to a plan-led model that will ensure ORE development and deployment is managed in a planned, strategic, and sustainable way, and enable a balanced equilibrium between achieving ORE objectives, while maintaining environmental protection, the economic well-being of local communities, and consideration of other activities taking place in our shared marine space. In turn, this will provide greater certainty for all maritime users as to where development will be situated.…

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  1. Competition notice

    · TED 661914-2026

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    · TED 782409-2026

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