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Waste Management Services - Department of Finance
The Department of Finance (DFIN) is seeking a new service provider to collect and remove all waste from its offices in Merrion Square and Finglas. DFIN is an office-based organisation located within the Government Buildings complex. The Department also has an off-site storage warehouse in Finglas that also requires waste collection on an ...
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Waste Collection, Recycling
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- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Department of Finance
- Published:
- June 18, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
- Topic:
- Waste Collection
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The Department of Finance (DFIN) is seeking a new service provider to collect and remove all waste from its offices in Merrion Square and Finglas. DFIN is an office-based organisation located within the Government Buildings complex. The Department also has an off-site storage warehouse in Finglas that also requires waste collection on an ad-hoc basis. Our mission is to lead in the achievement of the Government’s economic, fiscal and financial policy goals, having regard to the commitments set out in the Programme for Government – Securing Ireland’s Future. Please note that the Government Buildings complex is only open to the public/contractors/service providers at certain hours. Bins to be collected strictly between 0700 and 1930 Monday to Friday (excluding bank and public holidays when access to the complex is not available). A derogation exists between the Department and Dublin City Council for waste collections to take place at Government Buildings on Merrion Street for the days and times specified above. Collections at the Finglas address can be made at any time. Particular note is made in relation to general and/or recycling waste collections falling on a public/bank holiday. If no collections can be made on such a day, then collection must be made on the immediately preceding or following working day. A dedicated Account Manager must be available for ongoing and regular engagement with the Department.
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