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What BAM Contractors Limited wins from Irish public buyers, and who from

BAM Contractors Limited has been awarded 35 contracts totalling €141.6M between 2014 and 2023. Largest counterparty is Fingal County Council (2 awards).

It has won from 10 different public buyers. Its most recent win was published on 1 October 2023.

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35

Awards

€141.6M

Disclosed value

€17.7M

Average

10

Counterparties

Top authorities won from

  1. 1.Fingal County Council2 · €31.0M
  2. 2.Bord na Móna PLC1 · €27.0M
  3. 3.Donegal County Council2 · €26.0M
  4. 4.Iarnród Eireann-Irish Rail1 · €26.0M
  5. 5.Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)18 · €20.0M
  6. 6.Sligo County Council1 · €11.5M
  7. 7.St James's Hospital1 · €100k
  8. 8.Cork County Council4 · Not disclosed
  9. 9.National Transport Authority1 · Not disclosed
  10. 10.Galway City Council1 · Not disclosed

Year-by-year

YearAwardsValue
20141-
20152€100k
20181-
20194€41.0M
20201-
20213-
202213€80.5M
202310€20.0M

Sectors

ConstructionEnvironmentFacilitiesIT ServicesOtherProfessional ServicesTransport

By value band

Most recent awards (35 of 35)

DateAuthorityTitleValue
1 October 2023Cork County CouncilM28 CORK TO RINGASKIDDY PROJECT - MAIN CONTRACT-
18 June 2023Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)TII301 - WEIGH-IN-MOTION SERVICE PROVISION€20.0M
29 May 2023Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Sealant Filler to existing RC rail shoulders-
8 May 2023Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Parafil Replacement Works to Red Cow and Sandyford Depots-
21 April 2023Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Sealant Filler to existing RC rail shoulders-
14 April 2023Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Sealant Filler to existing RC rail shoulders-
10 March 2023Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Sealant Filler to existing RC rail shoulders-
3 March 2023Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Parafil Replacement Works to Red Cow and Sandyford Depots-
11 January 2023Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Survey of track points and control mechanisms-
9 January 2023Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Survey of track points and control mechanisms-
17 December 2022Fingal County CouncilConstruction of new distributor road from Ongar to Barnhill Road, Dublin 15€16.0M
24 October 2022Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Minor Works and Tasks-
5 October 2022National Transport AuthorityMinor Works Frameworks€8.3M
30 August 2022Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Temporary Works to Red Cow Bus Interchange-
30 August 2022Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Signalisation of existing pedestrian crossing at Heuston-
15 July 2022Sligo County CouncilN16 Lugatober (Drumkilsellagh to Lugnagall) – Main Contract Works 2022€11.5M
31 March 2022Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)OHLE Parafil Replacements (Sections 5B and 6 Construction)-
31 March 2022Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)Additional weep holes and management of existing-
31 March 2022Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)OHLE Parafil Replacements (Sections 4 Construction)-
4 March 2022Bord na Móna PLCCivil Balance of Plant for Derrinlough Wind Farm€27.0M
16 February 2022Iarnród Eireann-Irish RailRedevelopment of Ceannt Station, Galway€26.0M
14 January 2022Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)OHLE Parafil Replacements for Section 2, Part1B, Crucifix Construction-
14 January 2022Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)LCAR OHLE Renewals Programme (Design and Materials) Sections 4 to 8-
25 November 2021Galway City CouncilMulti-Operator Framework for Civil Engineering Works - Roads€79k
22 November 2021Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)OHLE Parafil Replacements (Section 5A)-
12 April 2021Cork County CouncilCork County Bridge Repair and Replace Works 2021 - Multi Party Frameworks-
23 March 2020Cork County CouncilPrequalification of a panel of Contractors for Cork County Council Civil Works Framework, 2020-2024-
8 September 2019Donegal County CouncilN56 Dungloe to Cloghbolie Road Scheme€26.0M
25 July 2019Donegal County CouncilTender for the construction of a replacement Bridge at Meenamullagan near Buncrana, Co. Donegal.-
4 July 2019Fingal County CouncilConstruction of a new 2-span bridge over N3 adjacent to existing Snugborough Road Bridge€15.0M
13 June 2019South Dublin County CouncilMulti-Party Framework Agreement of Main Contractors for the Dodder Greenway for South Dublin County Council, Dublin City Council and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council€5.7M
18 December 2018Cork County CouncilCork County Council Bridge Replacement Contracts 2019-
28 August 2015Department of Agriculture Food and the MarineSlipway Removal and Associated Dredging Works at An Daingean Fishery Harbour Centre, Co. Kerry-
21 April 2015St James's HospitalTender for the Provision of a Modular Turnkey Pharmacy Aseptic Compounding Unit€100k
26 May 2014Dublin City CouncilDodder Flood Alleviation Works Glass Flood defence Barriers supply and installation-

Last updated 20 October 2026. Award dataset coverage begins 2014-05-26. Sentinel TED values (€0, €1) are excluded from totals and averages.