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    21. sep. kl. 13:1321. september 2026 kl. 13:13

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VEAT Notice for the Direct Award of a 4 -year contract award for replacement and maintenance of RTC equipment.

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Brief

Dublin City Council has entered into an agreement with Sidhean TEO for the replacement and maintenance of Lukas road traffic collision equipment and associated equipment in Dublin. The contract has a duration of 4 years and a total value of 800,000 EUR. Sidhean TEO is the only approved Lukas agent in Ireland capable of supplying these services, which are essential for Dublin Fire Brigade to meet manufacturing service requirements, legislative requirements, and ensure safe systems of work for its staff.

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  • Number of tenders received
    0
  • Contract value
    €800,000

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  • Dublin City Council has awarded a contract to Sidhean TEO , Spiddal industrial estate, Spiddal, Co. Galway, Ireland under Article Article 32(2)(b) which states the negotiated procedure without prior publication may be used where works, supplies or services can only be supplied by a particular economic operator for (ii) competition is absent for technical reasons. This contract is for the service of Lukas road traffic collision equipment and associated equipment to ensure Dublin fire brigade can fulfil its requirements in relation the manufacture services requirements, legislative requirements and provided safe systems of work to its staff. A competition for the supply of road traffic collision equipment was run by the Dublin fire Brigade this competition was won by the supplier of Lukas RTC equipment. The Dublin fire brigade now hold 20 plus sets of Lukas RTC equipment plus ancillary equipment used in an RTC ecosystem. This equipment requires an annual service which must be done by a LUKAS approved agent. Sidhean Teo are the only approved Lukas agent in Ireland who can supply these services.

  • Contact

    margaret.mccabe@dublincity.ie
  • Type
    Result · Prequalification
  • Location
    Dublin
  • Main code
    Rescue and emergency equipment
    35112000
  • 35110000Firefighting, rescue and safety equipment43328100Hydraulic equipment

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