Single Party Framework for the Provision of Veterinary Services, Medicines and Lecturing Services
Contracting Authority
Irish National Stud DACSee all Irish National Stud DAC contract awards
Sector
Deadline
15 September 2026
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Estimated Value
€2.0M
Value Range
1M-5M
Procedure
Restricted Procedure
Procurement Type
Not specified
Published
2026-08-13
Resource ID
562570-2026
CPV Classification
Common Procurement Vocabulary: the EU codes that classify what this contract is for.
- 85200000Health and social work services
Summary
The Irish National Stud is establishing a single-supplier framework contract for comprehensive veterinary services, including clinical care, supply of medicines, and lecturing/training services. This arrangement will support the stud's operations and likely includes educational delivery to staff and students in equine veterinary science.
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- Ballyvary Veterinary
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92.5/100 - Anne Coleman
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87.5/100 - Anthony Duignan
1 shared CPV code(s): 85200000; healthcare sector match
87.5/100 - Blarney Veterinary Clinic
1 shared CPV code(s): 85200000; healthcare sector match
87.5/100 - Des O'Connor
1 shared CPV code(s): 85200000; healthcare sector match
87.5/100
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