Closed tender

Multi-Supplier Framework Agreement for the Provision of Consultants to Support the Infrastructure Guidelines 2023

Details

Value
€1
Topic
Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis
Published
8 October 2024
Submission
7 November 2024

Tender description

In fulfilling its remit the Department of Foreign Affairs’ Property Management Unit (PMU) operates within and according to the Infrastructure Guidelines (previously the Public Spending Codes), and is responsible, as a sponsoring agency, for conducting a range of analyses, appraisals and reports at different stages of the project lifecycle, as well as for ensuring its approach to buildings and infrastructure management, development and provision adheres to the principles and protocols contained within the Guidelines. The Infrastructure Guidelines (previously the Public Spending Codes) is a set of rules and procedures which must be followed to ensure value for money requirements for the evaluation, planning, and management of public expenditure in Ireland are upheld across the Irish public service. The Guidelines were consolidated and updated in 2023, and its scope covers the evaluation, planning and management of both the current and capital expenditure activities of public bodies. All public bodies have a duty to ensure compliance with the Guidelines, and to report on such compliance routinely as part of their normal delegated duties and responsibilities. It is DFA’s intention up to engage up to four framework members from the Framework Agreement to carry out business cases and economic appraisals in line with the Infrastructure Guidelines for a number of upcoming Department property projects. It is expected that the majority of the service will be carried out over the four year term with additional associated and varied economic services required during the contract period.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published8 October 2024
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date7 November 2024

About the buyer

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is an Irish central government department based in Dublin. All purchasing of goods and services must follow a competitive process, apart from exceptional circumstances. Smaller purchases are sourced by seeking quotes from at least three suppliers. Some goods and services are bought through Office of Government Procurement framework contracts instead.

Over the past 5 years, most of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's contract awards have been in transport equipment, public administration and defence and business services.

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