Ireland – Added-value database services – Single Party Framework Agreement for the supply of Address Validation and Related Services to the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland

Ireland – Added-value database services – Single Party Framework Agreement for the supply of Address Validation and Related Services to the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland is a UK public-sector framework agreement managed by Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (IRL). It has an expiry date still being confirmed. The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) intends to establish a single-party framework agreement for the provision of address validation and related products and services. The successful Tenderer will support the Contracting Authority in the discharge of address validation and related services

When does it re-tender?

The expiry date is still being confirmed. It was awarded November 2026. UK frameworks typically run for around four years.

How to prepare a bid

A re-tender asks for the same building blocks every time. Have these ready before the notice publishes, most take weeks to assemble:

• Cyber Essentials, and Cyber Essentials Plus if the framework requires it
• Up-to-date insurances (employer, public and professional indemnity)
• Financial evidence: your latest accounts and turnover figures
• Two or three case studies mapped to this framework's scope
• Core policies: equality, health and safety, data protection
• A capacity statement showing you can deliver at the required volume
• Relevant security accreditations (ISO 27001, NCSC-aligned practices)
• Confirm the exact re-tender dates against the source notice; frameworks are frequently extended.

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CPV codes covered

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