2026 - EST - Establishment of a Specialist Contractors Panel for Minor Capital Works - HSE Dublin North East (Counties Cavan, Monaghan, Louth and Meath)

2026 - EST - Establishment of a Main Contractors Panel for Minor Capital Works - HSE Dublin North East (Counties Cavan, Monaghan, Louth and Meath)

2026 - EST - Establishment of a Main Contractors Panel for Minor Capital Works - HSE Dublin North East (Counties Cavan, Monaghan, Louth and Meath)

NTPF Establishment of a Framework of Private Healthcare Providers for the Provision of Additional Healthcare Capacity

The National Treatment Purchase Fund (the “NTPF”) hereby invites suitably qualified and experienced Healthcare Providers to submit tenders for the establishment of a Multiparty Framework of Private Healthcare Providers for the Provision of Additional Inpatient and Outpatient services (the “Framework”). This procurement is being conducted under the Light Touch Regime applicable to social and other specific services pursuant to the European Union (Award of Public Authority Contracts) Regulations 2016 (S.I. No. 284/2016), as amended, and the relevant provisions of Directive 2014/24/EU. The procurement is being conducted using the Open Procedure and is subject to the applicable requirements and principles of equal treatment, non-discrimination, transparency, proportionality and competition. The NTPF may specify service volumes and implementation arrangements through Call-Off Contracts awarded in accordance with the Framework Agreement and the procurement documents. The NTPF wishes to appoint Healthcare Provider(s) for each of the Lots indicated below. Tenderers will be invited to submit for one, some or all six Lots. • Lot 1: Adult Day Case Procedures • Lot 2: Adult Inpatient Procedures • Lot 3: Adult Outpatient Services including minor OP Procedures • Lot 4: Paediatric Day Case Procedures • Lot 5: Paediatric Inpatient Procedures • Lot 6: Paediatric Outpatient Services including minor OP Procedures The NTPF intends to appoint more than one Healthcare Provider for each of the Lots. The NTPF intends to operate this Framework across the Lots and certain minimum mandatory suitability requirements will be specified at the mini-competition stage and not the Framework invitation stage. Note: Healthcare Providers are requested to only submit a tender if they are confident that they have the requisite capacity, suitably qualified staff, experience and expertise within their organisation to deliver on the service as outlined in the tender documentation commencing as soon as practicable after award of contract. All submissions will be reviewed for compliance with the specifications as outlined in this document. Framework: This procurement is being conducted under the Open Procedure pursuant to the applicable public procurement regulations. Tenderers will be assessed against the Mandatory Framework Admission Requirements and Minimum Mandatory Suitability Requirements set out in the procurement documentation. All tenderers that meet these requirements and submit compliant tenders will be admitted to the framework agreement. Tenderers that do not meet the stated requirements or whose tenders are otherwise deemed non-compliant will not be admitted to the framework. There shall be no limit on the number of economic operators admitted to the Framework. Following establishment of the framework, as and when requirements for the Services arise, it is anticipated that the NTPF will award Call-Off Contracts by way of a Mini-Competition. Contract Duration: 24 Months with 2 x 12-month extension periods.

Historic Mines Services 2026

Historic Mines Services comprising three lots: Lot 1 concerns monitoring (environmental, water, dust, geotechnical and geoheritage) of two historic mine sites; Lot 2 concerns Critical Failure Assessment for two tailings management facilities and Lot 3 concerns a physical risk inventory for approx. 138 historic mine sites in Ireland. Please refer to the CfT Documents area for the RFT, ESPD form and specifications for each of the three lots.

EST_MW_UHL Block G – 72 Inpatient Bed Ward Expansion at University Hospital Limerick

The project comprises the vertical expansion of an existing 24-bed ward (Block G) building, which was constructed under emergency legislation during the COVID-19 pandemic and is located on the University Hospital Limerick campus, which is an acute hospital. The vertical expansion will provide 72 additional beds across three new ward levels, together with staff and ancillary accommodation, plant room at the fourth floor and part of the fifth floor, and additional vertical circulation, including 2 new stair cores and lifts with an overall floor area of circa 6,617 m2 inclusive of the plantroom area and all ancillary site development above and below ground. The works will take place within an operational campus adjacent to live 24/7 clinical departments.

Deep Energy Retrofit 2 Stage 0 Energy Audit

This Tender Briefing Document sets out the requirements for the procurement of specialist energy consulting services to undertake comprehensive “Stage 0” energy audits and decarbonisation assessments across 30 Significant Energy User (SEU) healthcare facilities throughout Ireland. The programme forms part of the health sector’s broader energy efficiency and decarbonisation strategy and is intended to support compliance with national and European energy and climate obligations, including the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED), Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), Climate Action Plan targets, and public sector energy efficiency obligations. These Stage 0 audits form part of a wider Deep Energy Retrofit 2.0 programme. The intention is that all 30 sites will undergo a deep energy retrofit and the audits will help design teams hit the ground running at Stage 1 as well as identify quick wins through no cost/minor capital projects and identify information gaps e.g. metering gaps that will inform future decarbonisation design so that designs are based on real-world data.