Award notice Supplies
Supply and Support of Eye Tracking Equipment
- Public buyer
- University College Dublin ( UCD )
Dublin - Place of performance
- Dublin
- Estimated value
- €150,000 excl. VAT
- Amount awarded
- €85,000 excl. VAT
- Planned end of contract
- 2 March 2031
likely re-tender around September 2030 - Procedure
- Open procedure
Any company may submit a bid. - Publication
- 27 August 2026
- Notice language
- English
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Description
The Behavioural Lab at the UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School will use the eye tracking systems to support marketing and business research on consumer attention, decision making and user experience, as well as postgraduate teaching in these areas. The equipment will be used in lab based experiments with screen-based stimuli , for example advertising, websites, packaging, financial interfaces and in real world or semi naturalistic environments, for example retail settings and product trials. The system will also be integrated with other neuromarketing infrastructures such as EEG, GSR and other physiological sensors to enable multi-modal data collection.
The objective is to provide a robust, long-term platform that can be used across multiple research projects and programmes, delivering clear value for money for the university.
Awarded to
CPV codes
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38000000 38600000 38900000
Winning prices for comparable contracts
- A quarter below
- €89,628
- Median
- €152,501
- A quarter above
- €328,604
Amounts awarded (excl. VAT) over the last 3 years for 32 contracts in the same CPV group (3800…), excluding framework agreements. Half of the contracts fall between the two quartiles. TED source: mostly contracts above the EU thresholds, so amounts tend to be high.
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Source : TED – Office des publications de l'Union européenne © Union européenne, données retraitées. Reference 591318-2026.