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Buyer profile

How CEIST (Catholic Education an Irish Schools Trust) buys

Based on 9 recorded award notices in the OGP data (2024–2026). Procedure type is recorded for every award; bid-count and SME figures are shown only where the underlying counts are published. All figures are recorded facts from the award data.

Competitive-procedure mix

Share of CEIST (Catholic Education an Irish Schools Trust)'s 9 contract awards placed through each procurement route, by award count and by awarded value. Value-weighting covers 67% of these awards (the share that disclosed a usable value); there are no qualification-system admissions to exclude.

Open-market 100.0% of awards · 100.0% of value

9 awards , €35.7M of disclosed value

Limited-competition 0.0% of awards · 0.0% of value

0 awards

Single-tender 0.0% of awards · 0.0% of value

0 awards

Bids & SME access

Average bids per award

Bid-count data not yet published for enough of this authority's awards (0 of 9).

SME-access ratio

SME bid-count data not yet published for enough of this authority's awards (0 of 9).

The SME-access ratio is a pooled rate (total SME awards divided by total SME bids), not an average of per-award rates. A higher ratio means a larger share of SME bids resulted in an award.

By sector

Construction 100.0% open-market · 6 awards
Professional Services 100.0% open-market · 2 awards
Environment 100.0% open-market · 1 award

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Data & licence

Contains Irish Public Sector Data licensed under a CC BY 4.0 licence. Computed deterministically from the Office of Government Procurement contract-award records published on data.gov.ie. Open-market routes are the Open, Restricted, Simplified, Competitive Dialogue and Competitive-with-Negotiation procedures; limited-competition routes are mini-competitions and quick quotes; single-tender is the negotiated procedure without prior publication. Generated 2026-08-02.