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Contracting Authority
South Dublin County CouncilSee all South Dublin County Council contract awards
Sector
Deadline
16 March 2026
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Estimated Value
€340k
Value Range
100k-500k
Procedure
Not specified
Procurement Type
Services
Published
2026-03-11
Resource ID
168113-2026
CPV Classification
Common Procurement Vocabulary: the EU codes that classify what this contract is for.
- 50410000Repair and maintenance services
- 50312300Repair and maintenance services
- 50413100Repair and maintenance services
- 50433000Repair and maintenance services
- 51210000Installation services (except software)
- 42961200Industrial machinery
Summary
South Dublin County Council is proposing to engage the services of a suitably qualified contractor for the following works: a) The upgrade/replacement of the existing telemetry infrastructure. b) The maintenance of the New Telemetry Infrastructure for an initial 12-month period.
Keywords
CFT 3901 - Assessment and upgrade of Existing Scada System at Arthurstown Landfill
| Buyer & Benchmark | South Dublin County Council · CPV 50 median award €218,046 (IQR €100,000 to €691,762, n=148) · Median 2 bids |
| Notice Profile | Sector: Facilities · Deadline: 2026-03-16 |
| Pre-Qualification & CRO | Check eTenders.gov.ie for full eligibility requirements. |
| Buyer Spend & History | All South Dublin County Council contract awards -> · Browse >EUR 20k supplier payment register -> |
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