Ireland's €2 Billion National Electronic Health Record Procurement: Shortlisted Suppliers Announced

This opportunity page is a LinkedIn post by Future Health Intelligence about Ireland's national Electronic Health Record (EHR) procurement. The post calls it a 2 billion pound programme and one of the largest planned digital health investments. It says the procurement has narrowed the field to four shortlisted suppliers. The post does not name the four suppliers; it refers readers to an analysis article that is free after registration. It also discusses whether the large cost overruns of Northern Ireland's Encompass EHR programme could influence the final choice. The award decision is expected from Dublin in 2027.

The page contains no official tender notice or tender documents. It does not name the contracting authority, and it gives no lots, scope of work, technical specifications, standards, contract duration or options, or procedure type. The only facts it gives are that this is a national EHR system for Ireland, the 2 billion pound figure and the four-supplier shortlist. The other posts on the page cover unrelated topics: Pakistan's Universal Medical Record, Slovenia's eKarton national record, and various conferences. They do not describe this procurement.

The page states no submission deadline, Q&A deadline, start date or milestones beyond the expected 2027 decision. It gives no submission portal or bid language. Because a shortlist of four suppliers has already been selected, the procurement appears to be past its open competition stage, and the source does not say whether new bidders can still take part. No selection criteria, tenderer requirements or award criteria are published in the source, so the requirement list is empty. Any such requirements would have to come from the official procurement documents of the Irish contracting authority, which are not provided here. The page also mentions no later notices, clarifications or Q&A answers.