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Galway Roscommon Education and Training Board

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Awarded in 2026

Galway Roscommon Education and Training Board has 6 published contract awards in 2026 tracked on Tenderwatch, worth €3.5M across the 6 awards with published values.

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Procurement Intelligence

Galway Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) is the statutory ETB responsible for post‑primary schools, further education colleges and training centres across Galway and Roscommon, with a head office at An Coiléar Bán, Athenry, Co. Galway.[5][11][12] It procures a broad mix of works, supplies and services to support school accommodation projects, FET centres, training provision and corporate operations, including construction works, specialist professional services and general goods.[1][3][5] Recent tender activity shows regular use of multi‑supplier frameworks for engineering equipment, critical skills equipment and printed matter, alongside frameworks and contracts for managed IT services, bus hire, pest control, waste management and facilities‑related works.[1][3][6][7][8][10][12] GRETB tends to bundle demand across its 20+ post‑primary schools, several colleges of further education and training centres into aggregated or framework competitions to leverage scale and standardise provision.[2][11][12]

Strategic Context

Recent notices highlight a pipeline of **capital accommodation projects**, such as additional accommodation at Coláiste na bPiarsach (Rosmuc/New Inn), which require architectural and M&E engineering design services and associated works, indicating ongoing capital investment in the school estate.[5][11] Current open frameworks for critical skills equipment and devices and light engineering equipment point to a strong focus on upgrading teaching, workshop and training infrastructure in line with further education and skills priorities.[3][10][12] The establishment of a multi‑party framework for printed matter and single‑party managed IT services suggests an emphasis on consolidating corporate and support services through longer‑term arrangements that offer consistency and budget predictability.[3][7][8][10]

Typical Suppliers

  • Specialist educational and engineering equipment distributors supplying light engineering and critical skills equipment and related devices for schools and FET/training centres.[2][3][12][15]
  • Construction and building services firms delivering building fabric works (e.g. window and roof replacements, energy upgrades) and accommodation extensions for GRETB school and centre projects.[1][3][5]
  • Professional service practices such as architectural and M&E engineering consultancies appointed to deliver design and project services for additional accommodation and capital works.[5][11]
  • ICT and managed service providers delivering managed IT services, network and infrastructure support under single‑party framework agreements.[7]
  • Local and regional service providers for transport (bus hire), facilities and soft FM services such as waste management and pest control across the GRETB school and centre network.[1][4][6]

Supplier Tips

  • Monitor eTenders closely for GRETB‑tagged competitions and be prepared for **framework‑based** procurement (multi‑party and single‑party), ensuring you can demonstrate capacity to serve multiple schools and centres over several years rather than a single site only.[3][7][10][12]
  • For construction, engineering and capital‑project‑related opportunities, build teams or consortia that cover full design and delivery capability (architectural, M&E, energy upgrade expertise) and evidence delivery in live school or FET environments, as recent awards show GRETB favouring providers with strong education‑sector track records.[1][5][11]
  • Suppliers of equipment, print and support services should structure offers around standardised lots and categories, align specifications with GRETB’s published equipment and standards documents, and highlight logistics capability for multi‑site delivery, installation and after‑sales support across Galway and Roscommon.[2][3][10][12]

Updated 16 August 2026

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