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Week 37, 2026Generated 13 September 2026

Other Procurement Briefing

7
Open tenders
€1.6M
Total value
€229k
Avg contract
7
Active buyers

Weekly Overview

This week's Other sector procurement activity in Ireland spans a diverse range of disciplines, from environmental management and scientific instrumentation to renewable energy, mobile communications, and creative media infrastructure. Seven active tenders have been identified, with combined disclosed values exceeding €1.6 million and one additional tender from An Post with value and deadline yet to be confirmed. The geographic spread is notable, with opportunities centred on Mayo, Dublin, and Cork, reflecting both national agency and regional authority procurement cycles.

Key Opportunities

TenderValue

The Supply, Delivery, Installation and Commissioning of a Creative Media Video Centre to the Cork College of FET

Cork Education and Training Board

At €1 million, this is the highest-value tender in this week's pipeline and represents a significant capital investment in further education infrastructure, making it a strong target for AV and media technology integrators.

€1,000,000

LA3790C - FSI - CFT - Open (OJEU) Procedure for the Supply of an Automated Thermal Desorber Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer (ATD-GCMS)

Education Procurement Service (EPS)

Procured under an OJEU open procedure via the centralised Education Procurement Service, this specialist scientific instrument tender offers broad market access and is likely to attract pan-European scientific equipment suppliers.

€155,000

Supply, Delivery, Installation of an Electrochemical Multichannel Workstation for TU Dublin

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin)

This early-deadline, high-specification research instrument tender from TU Dublin is attractive to niche scientific equipment suppliers with strong research and higher education sector credentials.

€160,000

Mobile Phone Tender

Rásaíocht Con Éireann

A straightforward mobile device and services procurement from a national sporting regulatory body, offering a well-defined opportunity for telecoms hardware and managed mobility service providers.

€150,000

Request for Tender for the Control of Rhododendron ponticum in Wild Nephin National Park - Autumn 2026

Department of Housing Local Government and Heritage

This invasive species management contract in a designated national park carries the earliest deadline of the week and is well-suited to specialist environmental and conservation contractors operating in the west of Ireland.

€100,000

Market Trends

1

Education and research institutions dominate this week's activity, with TU Dublin, Cork ETB, and the Education Procurement Service collectively accounting for over €1.3 million in disclosed tender value, underscoring sustained capital investment in higher and further education infrastructure.

2

Renewable energy and environmental sustainability themes are evident across multiple tenders, from the solar PV and battery storage system on Inishturk Island to the national park invasive species control programme, reflecting continued public sector commitment to green and biodiversity objectives.

3

Several tenders carry September deadlines clustered within a two-week window (11–25 September 2026), indicating a busy late-summer procurement cycle that will require suppliers to manage concurrent bid preparations across multiple diverse categories.

Active Buyers This Week

Department of Housing Local Government and HeritageTechnological University Dublin (TU Dublin)Augustine O'TooleRásaíocht Con ÉireannCork Education and Training BoardEducation Procurement Service (EPS)An Post

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