Northern Ireland Housing ExecutiveBelfastTED
Supply and Delivery of Digital Tablets and Associated Accessories
The ONSIDE Evolution project is led by Disability Action Northern Ireland (DANI) in partnership with the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (the Housing Executive), Supporting Communities (SCNI) and the Independent Living Movement Ireland (ILMI). It aims to reduce social isolation amongst disabled people leading to improved mental and phy...
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- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Northern Ireland Housing Executive
- Published:
- August 09, 2026
- Deadline:
- September 18, 2026
- Topic:
- Endpoint Devices
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The ONSIDE Evolution project is led by Disability Action Northern Ireland (DANI) in partnership with the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (the Housing Executive), Supporting Communities (SCNI) and the Independent Living Movement Ireland (ILMI). It aims to reduce social isolation amongst disabled people leading to improved mental and physical health outcomes, while empowering them to fulfil their potential as active citizens within their communities. The Housing Executive requires a contract for the supply and delivery of digital tablets and associated accessories for approximately 4,350 people with varying disabilities. This procurement is being run by a UK Contracting Authority (Northern Ireland Housing Executive) and is being funded by the Peaceplus programme supported by the EU.
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