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Ireland: Tenders/Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)/TII Open Research Call 2026

  1. Competition notice published

    17. april kl. 14:4617. april 2026 kl. 14:46

  2. Change in competition

    21. april kl. 06:4221. april 2026 kl. 06:42

  3. Questions deadline

    21. mai kl. 17:0021. mai 2026 kl. 17:00

  4. Tender submission deadline

    4. juni kl. 11:004. juni 2026 kl. 11:00

  5. Opening date

    4. juni kl. 11:304. juni 2026 kl. 11:30

  6. Tender validity period

    4. des. kl. 12:004. desember 2026 kl. 12:00

Brief

TII Open Research Call 2026

Expired

The competition has expired without a winner being announced.

Deadline
4. juniExpired
Procedure
OpenSingle stage
Agreement
Buying services
Estimated value
€315Kover 2 years

Brief

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) needs research services for its Open Research Call 2026, with a maximum total value of 315,000 EUR over 24 months. The research program covers all areas of TII responsibility, including planning, design, construction, maintenance, and operations, with an emphasis on informing operational policy, setting standards, utilizing state-of-the-art materials and techniques, filling knowledge gaps, and timely implementation of research outputs. The procurement consists of two lots: Lot 1 focuses on the total cost and environmental value of transport infrastructure projects, and Lot 2 involves research on assessing the lifespan of timber posts in road boundary fencing.

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  • The main aim of the TII Research Programme is to enable TII to carry out its purpose “to deliver and maintain transport infrastructure and services enabling connectivity and regional development”. Research is one of the key ways that TII informs operational policy and sets standards. Emphasis is on: What is likely to be TII needs, Ensuring state-of-the art materials and techniques are used, Filling knowledge gaps where they exist, and Implementing the research conclusions and integrating the research outputs in a timely and effective way. The research program covers all areas of TII responsibility including planning, design, construction, maintenance and operations. TII523: Open Research Call 2026 consists of two lots: Lot 1: Consideration of total cost and total value of environmental factors in transport infrastructure projects. Lot 2: Research on the Assessment of the Lifespan of timber posts used in road boundary fencing. Refer to Project Specification for complete details on each lot.

  • Contact

    Paul.Farrelly@tii.ie
  • Type
    Competition
  • Location
    Dublin
  • Main code
    Research services
    73110000
  • 34928200Fences34928210Wooden posts73210000Research consultancy services73300000Design and execution of research and development79311400Economic research services90700000Environmental services

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