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Get the weekly alertRequest for tender for the provision of Oracle Cloud@Customer Implementation, Managed Services and Anciliary Services
Sector
Deadline
21 August 2026
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Estimated Value
€775k
Value Range
500k-1M
Procedure
Not specified
Procurement Type
Not specified
Published
2026-07-23
Resource ID
511620-2026
CPV Classification
Common Procurement Vocabulary: the EU codes that classify what this contract is for.
- 72000000IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Summary
The Irish Cattle Breeding Federation seeks a vendor to implement, deploy, and provide ongoing managed services for Oracle Cloud@Customer infrastructure. This engagement includes initial implementation, system configuration, and long-term operational support and maintenance of the cloud environment.
The contract is valued at €775,000.
Keywords
Request for tender for the provision of Oracle Cloud@Customer Implementation, Managed Services and Anciliary Services
| Buyer & Benchmark | Irish Cattle Breeding Federation · CPV 72 median award €340,100 (IQR €139,038 to €895,700, n=1,098) · Median 3 bids |
| Notice Profile | Sector: IT Services · Deadline: 2026-08-21 |
| Pre-Qualification & CRO | Suppliers must be certified Oracle Cloud@Customer implementation partners or resellers with demonstrable expertise in enterprise cloud deployments. Minimum requirements should incl... |
| Buyer Spend & History | All Irish Cattle Breeding Federation contract awards -> · Browse >EUR 20k supplier payment register -> |
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