Cavan and Monaghan Education and Training Board

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Awarded in 2026

Cavan and Monaghan Education and Training Board has 9 published contract awards in 2026 tracked on Tenderwatch, worth €14.7M across the 9 awards with published values.

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Construction

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Professional Services

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Procurement Intelligence

Cavan and Monaghan Education and Training Board (CMETB) is a statutory education authority responsible for post‑primary schools, further education, and training provision across Cavan and Monaghan. It is headquartered in Monaghan, with a sub‑office in Cavan Town, and manages multiple schools, Further Education (FE) centres, and training facilities across both counties.[1][2] As an ETB, it procures a mix of education services, training provision, construction works for school and campus infrastructure, facilities management, ICT, and professional services.[1][2] CMETB is also a participating authority in multi‑supplier framework agreements for contracted training, indicating regular procurement of external training providers across various vocational disciplines.[1]

Strategic Context

Recent documentation shows CMETB listed as a participating Education and Training Board in regional multi‑supplier frameworks for contracted training, reflecting ongoing investment in labour‑market aligned further education and training programmes.[1] Like other ETBs, its capital and current spending is largely driven by Department of Education and SOLAS allocations, with capital works linked to school building, refurbishment, and expansion of training facilities; tender activity on eTenders indicates continuing use of national procurement platforms and framework approaches for planned programmes.[2][3] Suppliers should expect CMETB’s procurement to track national priorities in skills, apprenticeships, and school infrastructure rather than ad‑hoc local spending.

Typical Suppliers

Private training providers delivering contracted training programmes under multi‑supplier ETB frameworks (e.g. construction trades, IT, healthcare support).[1]
Construction and building contractors for school extensions, refurbishments, and new education or training facilities, often procured via public works contracts on eTenders.[2]
ICT and educational technology suppliers providing network infrastructure, devices, classroom technology, learning platforms, and related support services to schools and centres.[2]
Facilities management, maintenance, and building services firms supporting the operation of CMETB’s dispersed estate of schools and training centres.[2]
Professional services providers (architects, engineers, health and safety consultants, training evaluators) engaged for capital projects and programme delivery support.[2]

Supplier Tips

Monitor eTenders frequently and set alerts for "Cavan and Monaghan Education and Training Board" to capture both standalone competitions and framework mini‑competitions; CMETB uses national tendering procedures and frameworks rather than informal sourcing.[2][3]
For training contracts, align course content and accreditation with national QQI standards and SOLAS requirements, and demonstrate strong learner outcomes and employer links, as CMETB participates in multi‑supplier contracted training frameworks where quality and completion metrics are critical.[1]
For construction and capital‑related opportunities, be ready to comply with Public Works Contract requirements, demonstrate experience in live education environments, and highlight capacity to deliver within Department of Education design and compliance standards, as these are often embedded in ETB building tenders.[2]

Updated 19 July 2026