TG4Baile na hAbhannTED
Provision of the development, build and publication of the TG4 Player Apps
TG4 is evolving its Player from a traditional “catch-up” service into a destination platform—one where audiences actively choose to spend time, discover content, engage with Irish culture, and connect with a global Irish-speaking community. As part of this strategic evolution, TG4 has completed a full redesign of the Player experience. Th...
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Software Development, App Development
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- Tender type:
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- Contracting authority:
- TG4
- Published:
- July 28, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
- Topic:
- Software Development
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TG4 is evolving its Player from a traditional “catch-up” service into a destination platform—one where audiences actively choose to spend time, discover content, engage with Irish culture, and connect with a global Irish-speaking community. As part of this strategic evolution, TG4 has completed a full redesign of the Player experience. The organisation now seeks to appoint a development partner to deliver the build phase of the TG4 Player App upgrade.
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