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Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 17 June 2025

Tuesday, 17 June 2025

Ceisteanna (336)

Liam Quaide

Ceist:

336. Deputy Liam Quaide asked the Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation if he will outline the spending to date on the development, implementation and roll out of the financial management shared services system, by company, the timeline, the purpose and desired or completed output, in tabular form; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32680/25]

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The table below provides details of the project payments up to the end of May 2025:

Supplier Name

Pre-2021

€’000

2021

€’000

2022

€’000

2023

€’000

2024

€’000

2025

€’000

Total

€’000

Purpose / Desired Outcome

Accenture Consulting

22,710

5,915

2,102

0

263

101

31,091

System Integrator – Wave 1; Initial hardware and software purchases

EY

3,725

6,463

2,392

1,621

3,287

977

18,465

Client Service Partner and Advisory Services

Staff Costs

10,518

2,068

902

670

1,560

725

16,443

NSSO staff involved in project work such as business readiness, migration, functional design, testing, training etc

Deloitte

6,204

0

0

0

0

0

6,204

Advisory services

IBM

0

0

0

0

492

246

738

System Integrator

OPW

1,673

1

0

0

0

0

1,674

Building fit-out

Evros

1,485

1

15

0

0

0

1,501

Technical support

Oracle

935

322

3

1,680

481

0

3,421

Hardware upgrade and software maintenance

CPL Solutions Ltd

388

227

99

83

267

86

1,150

Technical support

Next Generation Ltd

644

0

0

0

0

0

644

Technical support

Others

4,102

176

163

206

28

1

4,676

Various project costs and overheads

Gross Expenditure

52,384

15,173

5,676

4,260

6,378

2,136

86,007

 

Receipts

-53

-143

0

0

-8

-1

-205

EU Funding for eInvoicing and various staff-related receipts

Net Expenditure

52,331

15,030

5,676

4,260

6,370

2,135

85,802

 

The desired outputs from the project will be:

• the standardisation of accounting processes across central government;

• the modernisation of finance in government with end to end integrated financial controls;

• compliance with existing and emerging international reporting and transparency requirements and agility in responding to further changing international reporting requirements;

• a platform for compliance with EU directives in eProcurement;

• support for the professionalisation of finance teams across government; and

• enhanced and enriched financial data to enable data analytics.

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