The Land Development Agency

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Procurement Intelligence

The Land Development Agency (LDA) is a commercial semi-state body established in 2018 under the Land Development Agency (Establishment) Order to maximise the supply of affordable and social homes using State-owned or acquired land. It manages an active direct-delivery housing development portfolio of 5,300 homes across 10 sites, with planning applications lodged for 2,300 homes in areas like Dundrum, Balbriggan, Skerries, and Naas. Primary procurement categories include development construction, evaluation services, project management, and professional services for housing and urban regeneration projects. Currently, there are 4 open tenders with a total estimated value of €145,000,000.

Strategic Context

The LDA aims to deliver 150,000 new homes over 20 years, focusing on coordinating public land for affordable and social housing while building communities nationwide. It maintains a register of relevant public land, with local authorities required to notify it of land offers before sales to others. Active capital programmes centre on major housing projects in the Greater Dublin Area, supported by current open tenders worth €145 million.

Typical Suppliers

  • Construction firms for housing development projects
  • Professional services providers in project management, planning, and evaluation
  • Legal and finance consultants for land acquisition and development
  • Engineering firms for urban regeneration infrastructure

Supplier Tips

  • Monitor eTenders.gov.ie closely as LDA has 4 active tenders worth €145m; contact procurement@lda.ie early for supplier engagement.
  • Highlight experience in affordable/social housing delivery and public land development to align with LDA's core mandate.
  • Review LDA's project initiation procurement processes to mitigate risks of challenges during shortlisting.

Updated 10 May 2026

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