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St. Patrick's Festival - contract awards

St. Patrick's Festival has been awarded 3 contracts totalling €1.4M between 2023-2025. Top supplier by disclosed value is Pulse Security Management (1 award).

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3

Awards

€1.4M

Disclosed value

€473k

Average per award

3

With named winner

Top suppliers awarded

  1. 1. Pulse Security Management 1 · €700k
  2. 2. Actavo 1 · €600k
  3. 3. Harris Public Relations Ltd 1 · €120k

Year-by-year

Year Awards Value
2023 1 €600k
2024 1 €700k
2025 1 €120k

By value band

Competition intensity

Awards with bid data
3
Sole bidder (no competition)
1
Most contested award
RFT for the provision of PR services to St Patricks Festival
4 bids received

Least contested above 1 bid: Invitation to tender for the provision of security services to the St Patrick's Festival Dublin (2 bids)

By procedure

  • Open Procedure: 3

Supplier intelligence

Top-3 suppliers account for 100% of €1.4M total disclosed value — a market-concentration signal.

Award history (3 records)

Date Title Winner Bids Procedure Value
30 July 2025 RFT for the provision of PR services to St Patricks Festival Harris Public Relations Ltd 4 Open Procedure €120k
8 October 2024 Invitation to tender for the provision of security services to the St Patrick's Festival Dublin Pulse Security Management 2 Open Procedure €700k
6 December 2023 Framework for the supply and commissioning of fencing and temporary structures for St Patricks Festival in Dublin, Ireland Actavo 1 Open Procedure €600k

Last updated 17 July 2026. Award dataset coverage begins 2023-12-06. Sentinel TED values (€0, €1) are excluded from totals and averages.

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