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What Roscommon County Council buys, and how suppliers get seen

Roscommon County Council has 1 open tender accepting bids right now, most of them in Professional Services and Transport. 10 notices have come from this buyer in all.

It has awarded 10 contracts so far in 2026. D. Harris Heating and Plumbing Limited, irish grass machinery ltd and Sidhean Teo are the names on most of them.

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Awarded in 2026

Roscommon County Council has 10 published contract awards in 2026 tracked on Tenderwatch, worth €2.6M across the 10 awards with published values.

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Procurement Intelligence

Roscommon County Council is the local authority for County Roscommon, responsible for housing, roads and transportation, water services, planning, community development, and corporate services.[8][9] It operates a substantial procurement function governed by a Corporate Procurement Plan aligned with the national public procurement framework, using eTenders and SupplyGov for competitions.[1][4][3] Tenderwatch analysis indicates the Council primarily uses open market procedures, with over 90% of awards and 96% of disclosed contract value let via competitive processes, totalling around €78m in disclosed value across recent years.[5] Procurement covers a wide range of categories, including professional and technical services, construction and civil engineering works, social housing delivery, transport infrastructure, energy efficiency and retrofitting, and public realm projects.[8][9]

Strategic Context

The Council approved an €80m revenue budget for 2025 alongside a three‑year capital investment programme valued at about €530m, with roughly half earmarked for roads and transportation.[2][9] Recent capital programmes (2024–2026 and 2025–2027) total €406m and €530m respectively, heavily focused on the N5 Ballaghaderreen to Scramoge road project, social housing, energy efficiency/retrofitting, hubs and libraries, public realm projects, and major amenities such as Hodson Bay Waterfront Park, Lough Key Strategic Plan, and the iRos Sport Complex.[8][9] The Corporate Procurement Plan emphasises compliance with national policy, value for money, transparency and accountability, and the Council’s publication scheme signals an intention to provide quarterly contract award data for contracts above defined thresholds, which supports more structured and visible procurement activity for suppliers.[1][3][4]

Typical Suppliers

  • Civil engineering and road construction contractors delivering major road projects, especially the N5 Ballaghaderreen to Scramoge scheme and other transport infrastructure works.[8][9]
  • Construction and multidisciplinary design firms providing social housing, public buildings (e.g. libraries, civil defence building), hubs and sports facilities, and energy efficiency/retrofitting works.[8][9]
  • Professional consulting firms in business and management, mentoring, and other advisory services, including panels of consultants/mentors for programmes such as LEAN for Business.[7]
  • Specialist environmental and water services contractors engaged for works related to water distribution pipelines and projects with green public procurement criteria and environmental impact reduction aims.[12]
  • ICT and corporate service providers supplying systems, equipment and support services across the Council’s finance, corporate affairs, and service delivery units as referenced in service delivery and procurement documentation.[1][13]

Supplier Tips

  • Align bids with the Council’s Corporate Procurement Plan and national public procurement rules: use the eTenders platform for all relevant competitions, follow formal procedures for submissions and contract signing, and be prepared for open, competitive tendering rather than informal approaches.[1][4][14]
  • Monitor the Council’s capital programmes and budget meeting documents to target opportunities in priority areas such as roads (notably the N5 scheme), social housing, energy efficiency/retrofit, hubs, libraries, and public realm/amenity projects; position your services and case studies explicitly against these named programmes when bidding.[8][9][2]
  • Use the Council’s publication scheme and forthcoming contract award listings to study past winners and contract structures above €10,000–€25,000, and tailor your tenders to demonstrated preferences around contract types, value bands, and performance requirements; where relevant, incorporate green public procurement criteria and environmental impact reduction measures which are increasingly referenced in works tenders.[3][12]

Updated 23 August 2026

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