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Published 12 Jun 2024

The supply and delivery of Musical Instruments, Equipment and Parts to MTU

Munster Technological University. · Ireland

Key facts

Estimated value
€80,000
Closing date
04 Jul 2024
Procedure
Open procedure
Buyer type
Education

Description

Munster Technological University is seeking tenders from competent providers for the supply of Musical Instruments, Equipment and Parts to MTU, specifically The Cork School of Music for them to deliver academic programmes in Cork School of Music including musical instruments, PA equipment, lighting equipment, video equipment, microphones, equipment cases, cables and musical accessories. MTU Cork School of Music (CSM), founded in 1878, is the oldest and largest conservatoire of music and drama in Ireland, with over 500 full-time students on its performing arts degree courses, and a further 2,000 students undertaking part-time conservatoire study. CSM is the leading conservatoire for music and drama in Ireland, and prides itself on the holistic nature of its music and drama education, delivering career-focused programmes and equipping students with the skills required for success in the music and theatre industry. CSM is situated in the heart of Cork City centre, close to all the major arts venues and hosts approximately 400 performing events annually. The purpose- built and state-of-the-art building features a 385 seat concert hall, 110 seat theatre, 52 teaching and practice studios, a full recording studio and suite, 60 Steinway grand pianos, 2 Junior Classrooms, 2 Piano Labs, lecture theatres, 2 audio labs, an IT lab, and the Off-Quay Bistro. Full details can be found in Appendix 1: Requirements and Specifications.

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