Establishment of a Single Operator Framework Agreement In-Market Representation, Services and Support in India and China in Two Lots

Establishment of a Single Operator Framework Agreement In-Market Representation, Services and Support in India and China in Two Lots

Dublin City University

## Summary Dublin City University is procuring in-market representation, services, and support in India and China. The tender is split into two lots, seeking a single operator framework agreement to manage these specific geographic regions.

## Scope & Deliverables - In-market representation services for India and China. - General support services required by the university in these regions. - Establishment of a framework agreement with a single operator.

## Key Requirements - Eligibility criteria are not explicitly detailed in the provided data. - Specific qualifications, certifications, or prior experience requirements are not stated. - Bidders must comply with standard public procurement regulations for Irish higher education institutions.

## Commercials & Timeline - Estimated value: Not stated. - Submission deadline: Mon Aug 18 16:00:00 IST 2025. - Contract duration: Not stated. - Framework/DPS: Single Operator Framework Agreement.

## How to Bid - Submission method: Not stated (typically via the Irish National Procurement Portal or DCU’s designated portal). - Languages: Not stated (English is standard for Irish public sector). - Key documents to prepare: Standard tender response documents, eligibility declarations, and technical proposals for both lots.

## Bid Considerations - This opportunity suits established agencies with a physical presence or strong local partnerships in India and China. - The framework structure suggests long-term potential for recurring business in these high-growth markets. - Risks include the lack of disclosed financial value, making ROI assessment difficult prior to bidding. - Bidders must verify specific lot requirements directly from the tender documents, as detailed scope and eligibility criteria are not provided in the summary data.

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