Teagasc - the Agriculture and Food Development Authority

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Procurement Intelligence

Teagasc, the Agriculture and Food Development Authority, is Ireland's national body providing integrated research, advisory, and training services to the agriculture and food sectors.[6] It operates as a body governed by public law with a main activity in agricultural advice, research, and training services, engaging in general procurement across education, IT services, and other categories.[5] Currently, it has 5 open tenders with a total estimated value of €350,000, including projects like biogas upgrades from agricultural substrates.[2]

Strategic Context

Teagasc focuses on research innovation, with programs in dairy chemistry, processing, and technology portfolios supporting food companies and agricultural solutions.[8][9] It maintains active procurement compliant with legal requirements and government policy, with recent open tenders extending into 2026 for specialized projects.[1][2][3] No specific published procurement strategies, capital programmes, or budget allocations were detailed in available sources.

Typical Suppliers

  • Research and technology firms for projects like D-Tect and biogas upgrades
  • IT services providers for general procurement needs
  • Educational and training service suppliers
  • Agricultural advisory and processing specialists

Supplier Tips

  • Review Teagasc's supplier information page for compliance with legal and government policy requirements before bidding.[1]
  • Monitor eTenders and platforms like eu-supply for open opportunities with deadlines into 2026, such as biogas and research contracts.[2][3][5]
  • Align proposals with Teagasc's research priorities in agriculture, food processing, and advisory services.[6][9]

Updated 9 April 2026

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