Multi Supplier Framework Agreement for the supply of Gold and Silver Proof Coins and Coin Set Products (Lot 1) and Euro Proof Coins and Coin Set Products (Lot 2) Reference Number: 2021P108

Description

The Central Bank of Ireland (the “Central Bank”) has a requirement for the supply of Gold and Silver Proof Coins and Coin Set Products (Lot 1) and Euro Proof Coins and Coin Set Products (Lot 2), including the provision of packaging and certificates of authenticity. Lot 1: Gold and Silver Proof Coins and Coin Set Products The Central Bank has a requirement for the supply of Gold and Silver Proof Coins and Coin Set Products (Lot 1) and Euro Proof Coins and Coin Set Products (Lot 2), including the provision of packaging and certificates of authenticity. The Central Bank ran a competition inviting interested parties to tender for a place on a multi-party framework agreement to supply those goods to the Central Bank. If the Central Bank needs such goods while the framework is in place, it can go to the suppliers awarded a place on the framework (as identified in this notice). The duration of the Framework Agreement is intended to be twenty-four (24) months, although the Central Bank has the right to terminate it earlier. The Central Bank also has the right to extend the duration of the Framework Agreement by any period or series of periods up to a total of twenty-four (24) months, so that the Framework Agreement may ultimately have a maximum total duration of forty-eight (48) months. See ITT attached to this eTenders notice for full details of the requirements Lot 2: Euro Proof Coins and Coin Set Products The Central Bank has a requirement for the supply of Gold and Silver Proof Coins and Coin Set Products (Lot 1) and Euro Proof Coins and Coin Set Products (Lot 2), including the provision of packaging and certificates of authenticity. The Central Bank ran a competition inviting interested parties to tender for a place on a multi-party framework agreement to supply those goods to the Central Bank. If the Central Bank needs such goods while the framework is in place, it can go to the suppliers awarded a place on the framework (as identified in this notice). The duration of the Framework Agreement is intended to be twenty-four (24) months, although the Central Bank has the right to terminate it earlier. The Central Bank also has the right to extend the duration of the Framework Agreement by any period or series of periods up to a total of twenty-four (24) months, so that the Framework Agreement may ultimately have a maximum total duration of forty-eight (48) months.