Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 1 May 2018
107. Deputy Mick Wallace asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform the Government contracts awarded to a company (details supplied) in each year since March 2011, in tabular form; the costs per contract; the Department, agency or body involved; the basis for each contract; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [18637/18]
Amharc ar fhreagraThe Department of Public Expenditure and Reform has no current contracts with the company in question.
The following table sets out details of previous contracts the Department had with the company and details of a relevant Office of Government Procurement framework.
|
Department |
Year |
Purpose of Contract |
Type of Contract |
Value of Contract |
|
D/PER (National Shared Services Office) |
2014 |
Provision of Business Architect and Deployment Lead roles on the Financial Management Shared Service Project |
Service Supply |
€173,550 |
|
D/PER |
2015 |
External advice sought to assess the costs, benefits, risks and implications associated to the component elements of the new shared model to deliver L&D to the Civil Service, and to compile a business case outlining the findings |
Service Supply |
€106,063 |
|
D/PER (Office of Govt. Procurement) |
The Office of Government Procurement (OGP) has established six framework agreements that include the company named by the Deputy as a member. These frameworks are for the provision of Professional Services, ICT and Managed Services. To date, seven contracts have been awarded to this named company following direct invitation to tender to the members of these frameworks. These contracts were put in place on behalf of other public service contracting authorities. My Department has not signed a contract for provision of services with this company. The administration of the contract once awarded is a matter for each contracting authority and contract details are held by the individual authority concerned. |
Service Supply |
Not applicable |
