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Lot 1: South-Central Parks Districts

Sector

Facilities

Deadline

4 September 2026

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Estimated Value

€15.0M

Value Range

>5M

Procedure

Open Procedure

Procurement Type

Not specified

Published

2026-07-29

Resource ID

524363-2026

CPV Classification

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

  • 77314000 Agricultural, forestry, horticultural and related services
  • 77313000 Agricultural, forestry, horticultural and related services
  • 77311000 Agricultural, forestry, horticultural and related services
  • 77310000 Agricultural, forestry, horticultural and related services
  • 77320000 Agricultural, forestry, horticultural and related services

Summary

Dublin City Council is procuring comprehensive maintenance and management services for parks across the South-Central districts. The contract encompasses grounds keeping, landscaping, facility upkeep, and public space management to maintain the parks for community use and recreational purposes.

This is a significant multi-year contract valued at €15 million covering multiple parks locations within Dublin's south-central area.

Keywords

parks maintenancegrounds managementlandscape servicespublic space upkeepDublin parks
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