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Safe Routes to School Round 3 Signs and lines High speed rural roads North Sligo at Calry National School and St.

Deadline

22 May 2026

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Estimated Value

Not disclosed

Value Range

<25k

Procedure

Not specified

Procurement Type

Not specified

Published

2026-04-24

Resource ID

282777-2026

CPV Classification

Common Procurement Vocabulary: the EU codes that classify what this contract is for.

  • 45233290Construction work
  • 34992200Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation
  • 34992300Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation
  • 34922100Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation

Summary

Safe Routes to School Round 3 Signs and lines High speed rural roads North Sligo at Calry National School and St.

Keywords

saferoutesschoolroundsignslines
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Safe Routes to School Round 3 Signs and lines High speed rural roads North Sligo at Calry National School and St.

Buyer & BenchmarkSligo County Council · CPV 45 median award €357,123 (IQR €120,472 to €1,372,205, n=1,580) · Median 4 bids
Notice ProfileSector: Construction · Deadline: 2026-05-22
Pre-Qualification & CROFull CRO status, B1 accounts date, NACE classification, and ESPD pre-qualification check for Construction bidders
Buyer Spend & HistoryAll Sligo County Council contract awards -> · Browse >EUR 20k supplier payment register ->

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