Single Party Framework Agreement for the Provision of Internal Audit Services

Tender summary

The Contracting Authority intends to award a single-party framework agreement to a suitably-qualified and experienced service provider in order to supplement its existing Internal Audit function. Broadly, the successful framework member will be required to operate under two distinct work-streams, as follows: The successful tenderer will be required to assist the Contracting Authority’s Internal Audit function in undertaking scheduled audits and, depending upon the nature of the audit(s) in question, may be required to undertake complete audits on behalf of the Contracting Authority independently. In performing this role, the successful framework member will deliver assurance and insight in respect of the effectiveness of the Contracting Authority’s governance, risk management and control environments. Separately, and on an ongoing basis, the successful framework member may be required to provide strategic advice and support to ARC and to the Contracting Authority’s Executive Management Team regarding the optimum structure and remit of the Contracting Authority’s Internal Audit function. It is anticipated that such strategic advice and support will ensure that the activities of the Contracting Authority’s Internal Audit function adequately reflect best industry practice and comply in full with all regulatory and procedural obligations. Given the foregoing objectives, a Contracting Authority requires a flexible and scalable level of service, whereby the successful framework member will make available different levels of resource, with differing areas of professional and technical expertise, depending upon the precise nature of the requirement arising.

What to check before bidding

• Issued by Beaumont Hospital_403.
• Located in Ireland.
• Source notice 371971-2026 on TED.
• Notice published 1 Jun 2026; Tenqual indexed it 1 Jun 2026.
• Deadline listed as 19 Jun 2026.
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