Closed tender

Framework Agreement for the Provision of Inspector Services [544A]

Details

Topic
Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
Published
9 March 2026
Submission
15 May 2026

Tender description

Section 47 of the 1999 Act, which refers to section 45 of the Electricity Supply Act 1927, gives the Contracting Authority legal powers to decide to grant or refuse to grant a special order on the application of ESB, or of a holder of an authorisation to construct or reconstruct a generating station for the purpose of supply to final customers, or to construct an interconnector, or of a person who has applied for such an authorisation, in certain circumstances. Section 45 of the Electricity Supply Act sets out the legal basis for the compulsory acquisition of any land, easement, or other right over land, or to acquire or use compulsorily any right over land by special order. Section 45 also establishes a procedure for exercising that compulsory acquisition power. In considering whether or not to grant a special order the Contracting Authority may hold a public inquiry. This legislation can be found on www.irishstatutebook.ie and the revised acts, administrative consolidations of the legislation, can be found on www.lawreform.ie. The Contracting Authority expects that one or more applications for a special order may be received and is seeking (by this Competition) to appoint a framework of Inspectors. The Contracting Authority is seeking an Inspector to review, chair a public inquiry (if required), prepare a written reasoned report, assess the relevant information and make a recommendation to the Commissioners on an application for a special order(s). The Contracting Authority is proposing that a panel of Inspectors be procured. The Inspector will work closely with a secretariat, who will provide all administrative, logistical, technical and environmental supports, where required, to complete the review. The Contracting Authority will separately appoint a service provider to provide Secretariat services to support the Contracting Authority and any appointed Inspector.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published9 March 2026
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date15 May 2026

About the buyer

The Commission for Regulation of Utilities is a public body in Ireland that buys goods and services from suppliers. Its stated mission is to get the best value for money when purchasing what it requires. Contracts above EU thresholds also receive an award notice on TED. Purchases can only go ahead where the expenditure is provided for in the budget for the year. Procurement is subject to audit under the Comptroller and Auditor General (Amendment) Act 1993. An annual procurement plan covers a three-year period.

Over the past 5 years, most of Commission for Regulation of Utilities's contract awards have been in IT services, business services and architectural and engineering services.

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