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Louth and Meath Education and Training Board 1384

What Louth and Meath Education and Training Board 1384 buys, and how suppliers get seen

Louth and Meath Education and Training Board 1384 has 5 open tenders accepting bids right now, most of them in Other and Education. 22 notices have come from this buyer in all.

It has awarded 24 contracts so far in 2026. Specialist Crafts Ltd, Optimum Limited and Semple and McKillop Ltd are the names on most of them. Specialist Crafts Ltd took 2.

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Awarded in 2026

Louth and Meath Education and Training Board 1384 has 24 published contract awards in 2026 tracked on Tenderwatch, worth €54.1M across the 22 awards with published values.

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Procurement Intelligence

Louth and Meath Education and Training Board (LMETB, contracting authority ID 1384) is the statutory education and training board responsible for primary, post‑primary, further education and training, and associated youth services across Counties Louth and Meath. It procures a mix of construction, building services, specialist training equipment, ICT and digital learning solutions, and professional services to support schools, training centres and the Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre of Excellence (AMTCE).[3][7][10][13] Recent tenders include construction works (e.g. Youthreach facility upgrades), frameworks for electrical equipment and consumables for apprenticeship training, and multi‑lot training services for CNC and other machinery.[11][12][13] In 2026 it is also procuring specialised beauty equipment and healthcare/health and wellbeing equipment, reflecting activity in both education and health‑related training provision.[1][2][6]

Strategic Context

LMETB’s current procurement activity indicates an ongoing capital and upgrade programme across training centres and Youthreach facilities, including life‑safety systems, electrical upgrades, dust extraction systems and specialist equipment installations.[2][7][12] The establishment of single‑party and multi‑party framework agreements for health and wellbeing equipment, healthcare equipment and a carbon measurement and management interactive learning experience solution for AMTCE suggests a strategic focus on sustainability, modern apprenticeship delivery and expanding sector‑specific training capacity.[2][6][8][10] Use of MEAT (Most Economically Advantageous Tender) and framework structures points to an intent to secure long‑term value and efficient repeat purchasing rather than one‑off buys.[8][10][13]

Typical Suppliers

  • Specialist training and education equipment providers, such as suppliers of CNC machines, electrical training rigs and associated consumables for apprenticeship and vocational programmes.[11][13]
  • Construction and building services contractors delivering small to medium capital works and upgrades in education and training facilities, including dust extraction, life‑safety and electrical system upgrades.[7][12]
  • Healthcare, health and wellbeing and beauty equipment suppliers capable of supply, delivery, installation and commissioning of equipment for training and educational use.[1][2][6]
  • Digital learning and software firms able to design, develop and support interactive learning platforms, including carbon measurement and management solutions for AMTCE.[8][9][10]
  • M&E and technical consultancy practices providing mechanical and electrical advisory services on safety systems and infrastructure upgrades in LMETB facilities.[2]

Supplier Tips

  • Monitor LMETB’s own tenders page and the national e‑procurement portal regularly, as the authority actively uses open procedures and framework agreements and has multiple concurrent competitions; ensure you can submit electronically and meet tight submission windows (often around three weeks).[2][3][7][10]
  • Align your offering with LMETB’s apprenticeship, Youthreach and AMTCE training needs by demonstrating experience in education or training environments, robust installation/commissioning capabilities, and the ability to support equipment or digital solutions over multi‑year framework durations.[1][8][11][13]
  • Prepare to compete on MEAT criteria rather than price alone: include clear evidence of quality, technical merit, sustainability (e.g. carbon and energy performance), and after‑sales support, and be ready to deliver across multiple sites in Louth and Meath under single‑party or multi‑party frameworks.[8][10][13]

Updated 6 September 2026

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