Multi-Party Framework Agreement for the provision of access to electronic research/bibliographic databases to the Institute of Public Administration
Institute of Public Administration
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Key details
Procurement
- 22200000 Newspapers, journals, periodicals and magazines
- 48160000 Library software package
- 72320000 Database services
- 79800000 Printing and related services
- 92500000 Library, archives, museums and other cultural services
- 92510000 Library, archives, museums and other cultural services
- 92511000 Library services
What happened
Institute of Public Administration awarded this contract to EBSCO International Inc. | ProQuest LLC worth €400,000 on 25 Sept 2025. The contract runs until 25 Sept 2029.
Description
The multi-party framework agreement will be established on foot of a competition for an initial contract for the provision of access to electronic research/bibliographic databases to the Institute of Public Administration. The IPA Library provides a lending, reference and information service to 3,000 part-time students which equates to 1,000 FTE students, faculty staff and members of the Institute. Tenderers should refer to the IPA website – www.ipa.ie for details of the range of programmes delivered, in order to align their offer with the provision of relevant titles/content. Note: Tenderers should note that both the student and staff profile may grow following the expansion of the IPA and the implementation of a successful growth plan. Access is provided to books, eBooks, journals, electronic databases, reports, statistics and official publications in the general area of public management. This service covers a wide range of subjects, including management, economics, sociology, law, criminology, health, finance, sustainability and local government. IPA programmes are delivered through a blended learning model and the Library currently utilizes IP address authentication and OCLC EZproxy for remote access to library resources. The Library collection development is increasingly focused on delivering content and services to users electronically and utilising tools that enable easy access and navigation of resources.
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External ID: ie-5082488 • Added 18 April 2026