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Awarded in 2026

Limerick City and County Council has 53 published contract awards in 2026 tracked on Tenderwatch, worth €103.5M across the 41 awards with published values.

Top winners in 2026

A2 Architects4 awards
PUNCH Consulting Engineers2 awards
The GrooveYard2 awards
Cronin Architects2 awards
HPMP Fire c/o High Precision Motor Products2 awards

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How Limerick City and County Council buys: competition & SME-access profile

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Limerick City and County Council market guides

How Limerick City and County Council buys, broken down by sector: award patterns, top suppliers, and bid-readiness steps.

Construction

62 awards

Professional Services

Construction Environment Professional Services Facilities Transport Other Defence Healthcare

Procurement Intelligence

Limerick City and County Council is the local authority for Limerick, responsible for housing, roads and transport, urban and rural regeneration, environmental services, tourism and economic development.[5][9] It follows national and EU public procurement rules, publishing most competitions on the Irish national eTenders platform and outlining its procedures and thresholds in a dedicated procurement policy and guidance on Limerick.ie.[4][12][15] Core procurement categories include **construction and civil engineering works** (roads, active travel, public realm schemes, housing and building refurbishments), **environmental services and equipment** (flood risk assessment, environmental surveys, waste and cleansing plant), **facilities management and fleet** (fire service FM, bulk fuel tanks, pavement washer trucks, building management), and a broad range of **professional and technical services** (architect-led design teams, engineering, planning, consultancy, data and ICT services, event management). [1][4][6][8][11] The council manages a large capital programme, with a 2024 capital budget of about €460 million and an inventory of 217 projects with a total value of roughly €1.23 billion, indicating significant ongoing procurement activity. [5][9]

Strategic Context

The council’s 2024 capital budget prioritises **housing delivery**, **road infrastructure**, **flood relief schemes** and wider economic development, which shape demand for construction, engineering, environmental and consultancy contracts.[5] Its Public Spending Code quality assurance report lists over 200 projects valued at more than €1.23 billion across stages, underlining sustained investment in regeneration, active travel, and infrastructure over the medium term.[9] Recent tenders and awards show a focus on city-centre regeneration (Nicholas Street and historic buildings), greenway and tourism hubs, municipal sports facilities at Colbert Quarter, and climate-related initiatives such as district heating feasibility and flood relief studies, which will drive ongoing procurement in professional services, construction and environment.[8][11]

Typical Suppliers

Architect-led and multidisciplinary design teams for regeneration, conservation and new build projects (e.g. A2 Architects, carr cotter naessens, Cronin Architects winning integrated design team contracts for sports campus and heritage buildings). [8]
Civil and structural engineering consultancies providing bridge rehabilitation, infrastructure design and technical advisory services (e.g. PUNCH Consulting Engineers, O’Connor Sutton Cronin, TOBIN Consulting Engineers). [2][8]
Specialist environmental and utility mapping firms delivering flood risk assessments, storm and surface water network surveys and strategic environmental assessments (e.g. Precision Utility Mapping Ireland, ecology/ornithology survey providers). [6][8][11]
Management and consultancy firms for feasibility studies, sport and leisure planning, data analysis, governance and visualisation (e.g. FMG Consulting Limited, Capricorn Ventis Ltd, AECOM Ireland Limited). [8]
Event management and communications agencies for major city festivals and public engagement (e.g. The GrooveYard for Riverfest Limerick and other event delivery services). [2][8]

Supplier Tips

Align proposals with the council’s capital and regeneration priorities—emphasise capability in housing delivery support, city-centre and heritage regeneration, transport and active travel infrastructure, flood relief and climate/energy projects, as these are prominent in recent budgets and project inventories.[5][8][9][11]
Monitor Limerick City and County Council competitions on eTenders and the procurement section of Limerick.ie, and be prepared for multi-party frameworks in areas like environmental assessments, flood risk studies and consultancy services, which can provide recurring work once admitted to the panel.[4][6][15]
Demonstrate experience working with Irish local authorities under EU and national procurement rules, including strong track records in multidisciplinary teams, robust project governance and Public Spending Code compliance, as quality assurance and structured project appraisal are clearly embedded in the council’s procurement and capital management processes.[9][12]

Updated 23 August 2026

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