Call for tender for the provision of cold meals under the school meals scheme
Contracting Authority
Sector
Deadline
14 August 2026
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Estimated Value
€85k
Value Range
25k-100k
Procedure
Open Procedure
Procurement Type
Not specified
Published
2026-07-27
Resource ID
517437-2026
CPV Classification
Common Procurement Vocabulary: the EU codes that classify what this contract is for.
- 15894210 Food, beverages, tobacco and related products
Summary
Tralee Educate Together NS is seeking a supplier to provide cold meals as part of the school meals scheme. The contract covers the supply of prepared cold meals to students, likely on a daily or term-time basis.
This is a catering services contract valued at €85,000, typically covering meal provision for a primary school population.
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