LEE187C - Request for Tenders dated 28/03/2017 For the Supply of Advanced Signal Characterisation Equipment for the School of Electronic Engineering, of Dublin City University (DCU)
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The Education Procurement Service (EPS) on behalf of Dublin City University (DCU) (the “Contracting Authorities”) invites tenders (“Tenders”) to this request for tenders (“RFT”) from economic operators (“Tenderers”) for the supply of the goods as described in Appendix 1 to this RFT (the “Goods”). Dublin City University Overview Dublin City University is growing! September 2016 saw the completion of the process by which St Patrick’s College Drumcondra (SPD), Mater Dei Institute (MDI) and Church of Ireland College of Education (CICE) were fully incorporated with DCU. From this date, all students and staff of St Patrick’s College, Mater Dei Institute and the Church of Ireland College of Education are students and staff of DCU. Two of the most significant changes arising from Incorporation are the establishment of a new Faculty of Education that will be known as the “DCU Institute of Education”, the first faculty of education in an Irish university and one of the largest in Europe; and an enhanced Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences which has a much broader array of subjects on offer. DCU now has a larger community and our multi campus university has a stronger, more visible, presence in North Dublin, underpinning our position as the most significant and comprehensive provider of University education on the rapidly growing and economically important Eastern corridor. St Patrick’s College, Drumcondra campus is now known as DCU - St Patrick’s Campus. All Hallows campus, also in Drumcondra, is now the third academic campus of DCU. This newly expanded DCU is well equipped to support its approximately 16,000 students with a continuing focus on personal, academic and professional life-skill development. Students will benefit from expanded services in counselling, work placement, careers, financial assistance, sports and health, chaplaincy and disability and learning support, and can avail of a new student centre (under construction) on the Glasnevin Campus and a new student health centre based on the St Patrick’s campus. Department Overview The School of Electronic Engineering (EE) provides a dynamic and friendly research environment in both established and ground-breaking areas of electronic, information and communications technology research. The School currently has over 70 research postgraduate students working in modern well-equipped key technology laboratories; much of the research involves wide ranging national and international collaboration. The School focuses its research activities into four main thrusts. For additional up-to-date information on the work carried out and the research opportunities currently available:
The School of Electronic Engineering also participates in research through a number of inter disciplinary research centres. These include:
This project is part funded by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI).
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