Newry Mourne and Down District Council

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Awarded in 2026

Newry Mourne and Down District Council has 1 published contract award in 2026 tracked on Tenderwatch, worth €231k across the 1 award with published values.

Top winners in 2026

MayWe Events Ltd Lots 1, 2 Clanyre Group Lots 3, 41 award

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Procurement Intelligence

Newry Mourne and Down District Council is a local authority in Northern Ireland responsible for municipal services, community facilities and local economic development across the Newry, Mourne and Down area.[1][11] The council runs a relatively active procurement programme, with around 111 public procurement notices (74 tenders and 34 awards) published over the past year, indicating a multi-million-pound annual contracting profile.[10] Core functions reflected in tenders include construction and civil engineering works, minor building maintenance, waste management, cultural and tourism programming, and facilities management.[5][12][14][15] Primary procurement categories are **construction and civil engineering frameworks**, **building energy efficiency upgrades**, **waste collection and recycling services**, **education and training services**, and **digital/online services for tourism, culture and events**.[5][6][9][14][15]

Strategic Context

Recent tenders show a strategic focus on capital works and maintenance, including a Civil Engineering Minor Works Framework 2025–2029 valued at £14.4m and minor construction works frameworks, which indicate ongoing infrastructure and estate management investment.[12][14] The council is leveraging external programmes such as **PEACEPLUS** to fund energy efficiency upgrades (e.g. Ballymote Centre BCP Energy Efficiency Upgrades) and social and emotional support programmes, pointing to a policy emphasis on sustainability, community resilience and cross-community initiatives.[5][6] The move to procure online services for Tourism, Culture and Events for 2026–2029 suggests a medium‑term digitalisation drive to support tourism promotion and cultural engagement.[9]

Typical Suppliers

Regional civil engineering and construction contractors delivering minor works frameworks and general construction maintenance for council facilities and public realm projects.[12][14]
Specialist environmental and waste management companies providing collection, treatment, recycling, recovery and disposal services for multiple household waste recycling centre waste streams.[15]
Building services and energy efficiency firms supplying and installing heating, lighting and related equipment for carbon‑reduction retrofit projects like the Ballymote Centre upgrades.[5]
Education, training and community programme providers delivering social and emotional support programmes and other PEACEPLUS-funded initiatives in the council area.[6]
Digital agencies and technology suppliers offering website development, online services and platforms for tourism, culture and events over multi‑year service contracts.[9]

Supplier Tips

Register on and become familiar with the council’s chosen e‑procurement platform (MultiQuote), as most construction, maintenance and services opportunities are run through it; ensure profiles, categories and notifications are correctly set up to capture minor works frameworks and recurring facilities contracts.[1][12][14]
Demonstrate capacity for multi‑year frameworks and programme delivery, including clear evidence of health and safety compliance, environmental performance (especially for waste and energy efficiency contracts) and experience with publicly funded or PEACEPLUS projects, as these themes recur across capital and community tenders.[5][6][14][15]
For non‑construction sectors such as education, culture and tourism, emphasise track record in community engagement and digital service delivery, as recent notices show the council prioritising online platforms and social‑impact programmes; prepare concise method statements tailored to local communities within the Newry, Mourne and Down area.[6][9][11]

Updated 23 August 2026

The most recent Newry Mourne and Down District Council tenders subscribers were alerted to: