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Week 33, 2026Generated 16 August 2026

Environment Procurement Briefing

17
Open tenders
€45.6M
Total value
€2.7M
Avg contract
10
Active buyers

Weekly Overview

This week's Irish public sector Environment procurement pipeline is notably active, with 17 tenders spanning waste management, water infrastructure, biodiversity, environmental monitoring, and climate-related services. Total disclosed contract value across the listing exceeds €44 million, with several high-value undisclosed contracts from major utilities and infrastructure bodies adding further weight to the pipeline. The breadth of activity reflects accelerating investment across local authorities, government departments, and state agencies in environmental compliance, rehabilitation, and sustainability infrastructure.

Key Opportunities

TenderValue

Environmental Monitoring Services

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)

At €26 million this is the highest-value disclosed tender in this week's pipeline, representing a major long-term opportunity for environmental consultancies and monitoring specialists with national infrastructure experience.

€26,000,000

CFT 3960 - Service Concession to Manage and Operate Ballymount Civic Amenity Waste Recycling Centre

South Dublin County Council

A service concession model for a high-throughput civic amenity facility offers a compelling long-term operational contract for waste management firms, with the earliest deadline in the pipeline demanding urgent attention.

€2,800,000

The provision of Regulatory services for Phase 2 of BnM's Peatland Rehabilitation Scheme

Department of Climate Energy and the Environment

This contract sits at the intersection of climate policy, land rehabilitation, and regulatory compliance, making it a strategically significant opportunity for environmental consultancies with peatland or heritage landscape expertise.

€2,000,000

Monitoring Services

Department of Climate Energy and the Environment

A second substantial contract from the Department of Climate Energy and the Environment this week signals sustained demand for technical monitoring capabilities, likely linked to emissions or environmental compliance obligations.

€1,900,000

9916 Nationwide Biodiversity Map, Measure and Score Project

Iarnród Éireann-Irish Rail

This nationwide biodiversity assessment contract reflects growing corporate nature-risk reporting requirements and offers ecology and environmental data firms a high-profile, referenceable national infrastructure client.

€500,000

Market Trends

1

Multiple tenders from the Department of Climate Energy and the Environment and allied agencies point to sustained state-level investment in peatland rehabilitation, environmental regulation, and compliance monitoring, consistent with Ireland's national climate action commitments.

2

Water and flood risk management features prominently across at least four tenders this week — spanning barrier mitigation, flood risk assessments, hydrological surveys, and wastewater network surveys — reflecting the increasing priority placed on water infrastructure resilience by local authorities and national bodies.

3

Biodiversity and ecological services are emerging as a distinct procurement category, evidenced by the Iarnród Éireann nationwide biodiversity mapping project and the Rhododendron control tender in Wild Nephin National Park, signalling growing demand for specialist ecology firms in public sector supply chains.

Active Buyers This Week

South Dublin County CouncilDepartment of Housing Local Government and HeritageCavan County CouncilDepartment of Climate Energy and the EnvironmentInland Fisheries IrelandIrish Blood Transfusion ServiceLimerick City and County CouncilThe Office of Government ProcurementBord na Móna PLCIarnród Eireann-Irish Rail

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