Road Safety Authority

Also known as RSA.

The Road Safety Authority carries out road-safety work for the State, with functions passed across from the Department of Transport. Those include certificates of competency, test certificates and registration of driving instructors, and the Minister may assign further road-traffic functions by order.

It was established on 1 September 2006. Section 3 of the Road Safety Authority Act 2006 created the Authority on the establishment day, and S.I. No. 462 of 2006 appointed that day.

6073 spending records on file.

Transparency Score

2.8/5

56% transparent

Machine readable 0.0/1

Descriptions 0.8/1

Uniqueness 0.0/1

Supplier number 1.0/1

Supplier name 1.0/1

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Payment date^*	Supplier	Kind	Publication	Amount
03 Jan 2012	Fujitsu Ireland Limited	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€67,473
06 Jan 2012	Bus Eireann	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€49,914
09 Jan 2012	Health Service Executive	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€42,897
11 Jan 2012	Abtran Limited	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€98,063
11 Jan 2012	Abtran Limited	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€56,503
16 Jan 2012	Version 1 Software Limited	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€24,735
17 Jan 2012	PFH Technology Group	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€41,108
19 Jan 2012	Irish International Production Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€59,653
19 Jan 2012	SGS Ireland Limited	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€120,000
23 Jan 2012	Digi‐Sign Ltd (the Certificate Corporation)	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€81,209
23 Jan 2012	Vulcan Solutions	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€115,864
24 Jan 2012	PFH Technology Group	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€36,099
25 Jan 2012	Professional Merchandising & Marketing	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€20,000
25 Jan 2012	PFH Technology Group	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€23,537
25 Jan 2012	Vulcan Solutions	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€37,823
25 Jan 2012	Gabriel Gormley	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€78,000
31 Jan 2012	Ballincollig Rugby Club	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€25,000
31 Jan 2012	Redemptorist Community	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€20,000
31 Jan 2012	Aramark Workplace Solutions	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€50,000
31 Jan 2012	Diesel Card Ireland Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€45,000
31 Jan 2012	Carr Communications Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€36,723
31 Jan 2012	Carr Communications Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€30,407
01 Feb 2012	Safety Direct	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€20,000
01 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€21,578
01 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€81,300
02 Feb 2012	Safety Direct	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€20,000
06 Feb 2012	Reynolds Logistics	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€400,000
06 Feb 2012	Reynolds Logistics	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€150,000
07 Feb 2012	Each & Other Limited	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€68,257
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€158,537
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€162,601
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€138,212
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€28,455
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€74,875
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€101,630
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€130,082
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€191,057
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€57,346
07 Feb 2012	BT Communications Ireland Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€25,000
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€20,325
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€32,520
07 Feb 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€32,520
08 Feb 2012	Mazars	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€29,800
13 Feb 2012	Fujitsu Ireland Limited	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€69,329
22 Feb 2012	Mc Cann Fitzgerald	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€59,325
22 Feb 2012	Vulcan Solutions	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€53,829
24 Feb 2012	Mc Cann Fitzgerald	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€35,651
28 Feb 2012	Pricewaterhousecoopers UK	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€147,915
01 Mar 2012	Media Vest Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€149,775
02 Mar 2012	Road Vehicle Standards Ltd	Purchase Order	Q1 2012	€28,400

^* Payment date may be the end of the reporting quarter when the entity does not publish an exact date.

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