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Modification Award Notice - Telecare-Senior Alerts Scheme operated by Pobal
Pobal operates a multi-lot framework arrangement for the supply, installation and monitoring of telecare equipment under the Seniors Alert Scheme. The original procurement was conducted through an EU-wide competition and established a framework for the provision of telecare equipment and monitoring services. A requirement has arisen to mo...
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- Contracting authority:
- Pobal
- Published:
- August 20, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
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Pobal operates a multi-lot framework arrangement for the supply, installation and monitoring of telecare equipment under the Seniors Alert Scheme. The original procurement was conducted through an EU-wide competition and established a framework for the provision of telecare equipment and monitoring services. A requirement has arisen to modify the duration and value of the current arrangement.
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