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Wexford County Council is a local authority managing county-wide services in Wexford, Ireland, with a procurement unit handling tenders primarily advertised on eTenders.gov.ie for values exceeding €216,000 for goods/services or €5.404 million for works (2026–2027 EU cycle), including OJEU notices where applicable.[1][2] It operates in construction, professional services, and other sectors, currently with 4 open tenders valued at €7,825,000, such as dog pound services and digital marketing strategies.[1][3] The council uses national OGP and supplygov.ie frameworks, its own frameworks, panels, and direct quotations via eTenders.[2]

Strategic Context

The Corporate Plan 2025-2029 outlines priorities including a Green Public Procurement Strategy 2024-2027, emphasizing sustainable purchasing alongside groundwater protection and planning assessments.[6] Active tenders reflect needs in economic development (e.g., Invest Wexford marketing) and local services like animal welfare facilities.[1][3] No specific recent budget allocations or capital programmes detailed in available sources, though procurement follows established policies from 2018 with ongoing framework use.[5][2]

Typical Suppliers

  • Service providers for professional services like digital marketing and brand strategy (e.g., Invest Wexford review)
  • Construction firms via frameworks or OJEU tenders for works over €5.5M
  • National framework participants from OGP and supplygov.ie
  • Local suppliers via panels and mini-competitions on eTenders
  • Consultants for strategic capability development programmes for Local Enterprise Office

Supplier Tips

  • Register on eTenders.gov.ie to access all tenders, direct quotations, and mini-competitions from frameworks/panels; monitor weekly local paper ads.[1][2]
  • Contact Procurement Unit at procurement@wexfordcoco.ie or 053 9196243 early for strategy advice and to align with Green Public Procurement priorities.[1][5][6]
  • Review council's Public Procurement Policy and FAQs for thresholds, OJEU rules, and national framework opportunities before bidding.[2][4]

Updated 3 May 2026