Wexford County Council

What Wexford County Council buys, and how suppliers get seen

Wexford County Council has 4 open tenders accepting bids right now, most of them in Professional Services and Construction. 21 notices have come from this buyer in all.

It has awarded 3 contracts so far in 2026. ABM Contractors Ltd is the name on most of them.

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Awarded in 2026

Wexford County Council has 3 published contract awards in 2026 tracked on Tenderwatch, worth €29.8M across the 3 awards with published values.

Top winners in 2026

ABM Contractors Ltd1 award

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How Wexford County Council buys, broken down by sector: award patterns, top suppliers, and bid-readiness steps.

Construction

38 awards

Professional Services

15 awards

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Procurement Intelligence

Wexford County Council is the local authority responsible for governance and service delivery across County Wexford, with a 2024 budget of approximately €164.2 million covering housing, roads, environmental services, fire services, libraries, parks, and public realm functions.[5][14] Procurement is managed centrally by a dedicated Procurement Unit based at Carricklawn, with tenders advertised through national platforms and a council procurement webpage listing current competitions and contact details.[4][15] The authority is an active buyer in **construction** (housing schemes, public realm works, roads, demolitions, libraries, permeability paths) and **environmental/energy** projects (energy efficiency retrofits, fleet tracking, CCTV civil works).[1][2][8][9][10][11] Typical contract types include design-and-build housing, town centre and public realm improvement schemes, integrated design team services, infrastructure and road projects, demolition and site clearance, and specialist systems such as GPS fleet tracking and CCTV infrastructure.[1][9][10][11][15]

Strategic Context

The Council’s adopted 2024 budget shows year‑on‑year growth (up €12.9m from 2023), enabling continued investment across social housing, road maintenance, streetscape, fire services, libraries, burial grounds, and parks, which drives steady demand for capital works and associated professional services.[5][14] Its 2025 Annual Service Delivery Plan highlights preparation and delivery of a capital programme budget for 2025–2027 and a specific commitment to complete a **Green Public Procurement Strategy** by end of Q1 2025, indicating a stronger emphasis on environmental and sustainability criteria in future competitions.[3] Public Spending Code quality assurance reporting references named capital schemes (e.g. Clonard Link Road 2024–2026) and associated multi‑year funding, signalling ongoing transport and infrastructure projects that will generate recurring procurement in civil engineering and construction.[8]

Typical Suppliers

Regional and national construction contractors delivering housing schemes and public realm projects, such as firms undertaking design-and-build dwellings (e.g. Cluain Fada MMC housing) and town centre enhancement works in Gorey and other towns.[1][2][11]
Civil engineering and site works specialists providing road, link road, permeability paths, and demolition/site clearance contracts (e.g. Murphy Floods site demolition awarded to John Tinnelly & Sons Ireland Ltd).[8][10]
Architect-led and multidisciplinary design consultancies appointed for integrated design team services on projects like New Ross Library extension and refurbishment and other capital building schemes.[11]
Energy efficiency and environmental services providers delivering housing energy improvement works, public building upgrades, and related retrofit programmes under energy efficiency retrofit projects (EERP) frameworks.[1]
Technology and telematics/CCTV vendors supplying systems such as GPS fleet tracking (e.g. Mobil Information Systems Ltd for a multi-county fleet tracking contract) and civil works frameworks for CCTV infrastructure.[9][15]

Supplier Tips

Align bids with the Council’s emerging Green Public Procurement Strategy and broader environmental priorities by evidencing lifecycle cost savings, energy performance, low‑carbon materials, and compliance with national green procurement guidance, as this is explicitly targeted for development and implementation from 2025 onward.[3]
Monitor the Council’s procurement and council spend pages and national tender portals for pipeline insight, focusing on multi‑year capital schemes (housing, roads, link roads, libraries, permeability paths, public realm) and using past awards (e.g. demolition, MMC housing, energy improvement works) to benchmark your pricing, capability statements, and references.[1][8][10][11][13]
Engage early and professionally with the Procurement Unit using the published contact channels, ensuring full compliance with tender instructions, lot structures, and OGP-aligned procedures, and be prepared to participate in electronic tendering and framework competitions (e.g. CCTV civil works, fleet tracking) where competition levels and electronic submissions are standard.[4][9][15]

Updated 6 September 2026

2 new Wexford County Council tenders published in the last 14 days. Subscribers receive these in the weekly Monday digest.

The South East Greenway – Lot 42026-09-02
Quay Street Pedestrianisation, New Ross, Co. Wexford.2026-09-01

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