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AwardedIRLServices€480,000

Geochemistry Support Services

Published
Published 16 May 2025

Overview

The Tellus Programme requires support services to the geochemistry work programme. Services are required to undertake a number of tasks critical to geochemical operations. These tasks include: Oversight and frequent communication with third-party sample preparation and analytical laboratory with regard to sample and data deliveries. Log and organise receipt of analytical data reports, with version control and associated documentation. Geochemical data QA/QC of analytical data Technical reporting, data analysis including evaluation of quality control data, creation and interpretation of charts and plots to visualise trends and time-series analyses for data publication Geochemical data management and databasing Geochemical data mapping and interpretation Provide technical guidance when required. Oversight of sample management and archiving Use Esri ArcGIS, R and Python software to batch process data records to plot, chart, and visualise data trends and map, query and validate geospatial data.

Key details

Country
IRL
Status
Awarded
Category
Services
Estimated value
€480,000
Procedure
Open
Published
16 May 2025
Classification (CPV)
Technical services

Award outcome

Awarded value
€480,000
Award date
16 April 2025
Contract period
7 May 2025 → 7 May 2028
Winner
  • The High Court of Ireland

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract Award Notice

    16 May 2025

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Awarded: Geochemistry Support Services — won by The High Court of Ireland — Skim