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Ireland: Tenders/Dublin City Council/Dublin City Council proposes to award a contract for the provision of a single party framework agreement for Office and Operations Removals Services for Hugh Lane Gallery

  1. Competition notice published

    Mar 24, 10:45 AMMarch 24, 2026 10:45 AM

  2. Contract signed

    Jun 28, 12:00 AMJune 28, 2026 12:00 AM

  3. Result notice published

    Sep 29, 9:02 AMSeptember 29, 2026 9:02 AM

Brief

Dublin City Council proposes to award a contract for the provision of a single party framework agreement for Office and Operations Removals Services for Hugh Lane Gallery

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Award
Quality 35% and 1 more
Procedure
OpenSingle stage
Agreement
Framework agreement
Estimated value
€450Kover 1 year

Brief

Dublin City Council has entered into a framework agreement with Oman-Beverly Smyth for the provision of office and operations removals services for Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin. The services involve the temporary relocation of operational materials and infrastructure, including office furniture, IT equipment, filing systems, stationery, staff lockers, antique furniture, and conservation equipment, but not the Gallery collection. The contract has a duration of 12 months and an estimated maximum total value of 450,000 EUR. Seven bids were received for this contract.

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Result

TED
  • Oman-Beverly Smyth
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  • Number of tenders received
    7
  • Contract value
    Not stated
  • Maximum framework agreement valueUp to €450,000

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From the notice

  • Dublin City Council Hugh Lane Gallery seeks a removals service provider to facilitate the temporary relocation of the operations and programming to a alternative premises. The relocation process entails a comprehensive and systematic move of all operational materials and infrastructure. This includes, but is not limited to, office furniture, IT equipment, filing systems non-confidential, stationery supplies, staff lockers, antique furniture, conservation equipment and various operational resources that support day-to-day functions. In addition, any items currently in storage or temporarily housed within the premises will also need to be carefully packed, and transported. The contracted supplier will provide removal services for Hugh Lane Gallery offices, furniture and equipment, but not the Gallery collection. Antique furniture will require specialist handling. The move will be coordinated to minimize disruption to staff workflows and ensure the continued security and integrity of gallery assets. For further information please refer to documentation available to download from www.etenders.gov.ie Resource ID CFT-7767564. Please note that this project is subject to funding.

  • Contact

    stacey.mckeogh@dublincity.ie
  • Type
    Result · Framework agreement
  • Location
    Dublin
  • Main code
    Storage services
    63121100
  • 98392000Relocation services

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