Supplier profile
Baker Tilly Ryan Glennon
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Ireland, from 25 May 2010 to 7 Dec 2015.
Awards won
13
all time
Attributed value
€320k
11 shared, unvalued
Buyers
13
public bodies
Active
2010–2015
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Central Bank of Ireland | 1 | not attributable |
| City of Dublin Education and Training Board | 1 | €320k |
| Dublin City Council | 1 | not attributable |
| Health Service Executive (HSE) | 1 | not attributable |
| IBEC - on behalf of Summit Finuas Network | 1 | not attributable |
| National Asset Management Agency | 1 | not attributable |
| National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) | 1 | not attributable |
| National Transport Authority | 1 | not attributable |
| National Treasury Management Agency | 1 | not attributable |
| Pobal | 1 | not attributable |
What they win
Awards
All 13 awards we hold
- Lot 1 — Business Strategy & Operations for the Health Sector (incl. strategy and policy advice and development; research and risk management) ↗The Office of Government Procurementshared awardawarded 7 Dec 2015
- Provision of Human Resources Services ↗National Transport Authorityawarded 6 Nov 2015
- Credit Union Asset Reviews ↗Central Bank of Irelandshared awardawarded 29 Jun 2015
- Corporate Financial Advisory Services ↗Shannon Group plcshared awardawarded 10 Apr 2015
- Financial Due Dilligence Services — Asset; Investment; Loan and Fixed Assets Reviews ↗The Credit Union Restructuring Boardshared awardawarded 4 Feb 2015
- CDYSB Finance / Governance Review Services ↗City of Dublin Education and Training Board€320kawarded 17 Dec 2014
- Advisory services in connection with the review; evaluation and monitoring of borrower's information provided to NAMA – Panel 1: High Complexity Connections ↗National Asset Management Agency (NAMA)shared awardawarded 24 Apr 2014
- Assurance / Audit ↗Health Service Executive (HSE)shared awardawarded 9 Jan 2013
- Education & training services — IBEC - on behalf of Summit Finuas Network ↗IBEC - on behalf of Summit Finuas Networkshared awardawarded 24 Jun 2012
- Multi-Party Framework Agreement - Provision of Consultancy Services to Pobal in Financial Management. ↗Pobalshared awardawarded 8 Jun 2012
- Framework agreement for supply of financial services. ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 19 Nov 2010
- Insolvency practitioners in respect of enforcement and insolvency services. ↗National Asset Management Agencyshared awardawarded 10 Nov 2010
- Provision of advisory services re review and evaluation of Borrowers' business plans. ↗National Treasury Management Agencyshared awardawarded 25 May 2010
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