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Who wins The Office of Public Works contracts, and how hard it is to break in

The Office of Public Works has awarded 1 contract totalling €600k in 2026. Top supplier by disclosed value is Datapac (1 award).

Its three largest suppliers hold 100% of the disclosed value. No company has yet won here in more than one year, so the field is more open than most.

Concentration like this is where a newcomer reads its odds. Thin fields and single-bidder contracts are the openings.

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1

Awards

€600k

Disclosed value

€600k

Average per award

1

With named winner

Top suppliers awarded

  1. 1.Datapac1 · €600k

Year-by-year

YearAwardsValue
20261€600k

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By value band

Supplier intelligence

Top-3 suppliers account for 100% of €600k total disclosed value — a market-concentration signal.

SupplierShareCRO statusOther bodies (join 4)
Datapac100%Normalalso won €4.7M across 23 other Irish bodies →

Award history (1 records)

DateTitleWinnerBidsProcedureValue
27 April 2026MSO016F C1-032, PROJ 10740 RFT for Managed Print Services for the Office of Public WorksDatapac€600k

Last updated 4 September 2026. Award dataset coverage begins 2026-04-27. Sentinel TED values (€0, €1) are excluded from totals and averages.

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