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AwardedIRLServices€4,025,069

sRFT ICT Resources for General Register Office (GRO) ICT Systems Development & Modernisation, Database Support, Support and Maintenance of the Civil Registration Computer System and Associated Systems

Published
Published 3 April 2026

Overview

The Department of Social Protection has awarded a contract to BearingPoint for ICT application and database support, production support, and development and enhancement services for the General Register Office's Civil Registration Computer System and related systems including API, Maternity Notification, File Transfer Application, and Online Birth Registration systems. The contract, valued at €4,025,069, also includes development work for the GRO Modernisation Programme and was procured through a mini-competition under the DSP ICT Framework.

Key details

Country
IRL
Status
Awarded
Category
Services
Estimated value
€4,025,069
Procedure
Selective
Published
3 April 2026
Classification (CPV)
IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and supportHardware consultancy services

Award outcome

Awarded value
€4,025,069
Award date
3 February 2026
Winner
  • BearingPoint

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract Award Notice

    3 April 2026

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Awarded: sRFT ICT Resources for General Register Office (GRO) ICT Systems Development & Modernisation, Database Support, Support and Maintenance of the Civil Registration Computer System and Associated Systems — won by BearingPoint — Skim