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HRB 2026 - Facilities Management Services
The HRB (www.hrb.ie) is Ireland’s primary health and social care research funding agency. We support research to inform health and social care practice and policy, which improves people’s health and contributes to economic growth. We manage an approximate €60 million investment in health research activity each year., with core funding fro...
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- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- The Health Research Board
- Published:
- July 30, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
Tender description
The HRB (www.hrb.ie) is Ireland’s primary health and social care research funding agency. We support research to inform health and social care practice and policy, which improves people’s health and contributes to economic growth. We manage an approximate €60 million investment in health research activity each year., with core funding from the Department of Health. The HRB invites tenders for the provision of general on-site facilities services. The HRB has a premises at Grattan House, 67- 72 Lower Mount Street, Dublin 2 and has offices across floors 0-3 within this building.
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