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Uisce Éireann's €294m Telecoms Framework Leads a Infrastructure-Heavy Week

This week's standout Irish public tenders — what to watch and where the deadlines fall.

Uisce Éireann’s €294m telecommunications services framework dominates this week’s notices and signals a major long-term commitment from the national water utility. Close behind, the Office of Government Procurement is tendering a €120m cross-sector laundry and linen framework that will touch public bodies nationwide.

IT Services

Uisce Éireann’s €294m telecommunications services framework is the standout notice, with a scope that will shape the utility’s connectivity infrastructure for years. The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is also in the market for an Area Monitoring System Service valued at €8m, with a deadline of 30 September 2026.

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Facilities

The Office of Government Procurement is running a €120m multi-supplier framework for laundry, linen, workwear and dust mat services across the Irish public sector, closing 9 October 2026 — worth tracking for any supplier already operating in managed textiles. Dublin City Council is separately seeking plumbing and heating supplies under a €4m single-party framework, with bids due 16 October 2026.

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Construction

Dublin City Council is running a €30m multi-party framework for playground design and installation covering 2026–2030, closing 2 October 2026. The council has also tendered the €6.13m Coolock to Clontarf Active Travel Scheme (Gracefield Road to Vernon Avenue), with a deadline of 13 October 2026.

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Professional Services

Uisce Éireann is seeking test partner services under a framework valued at just under €23.8m, while the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland is tendering €12.4m in advisory support to public bodies, closing 2 October 2026. The National Museum of Ireland also has a €6m contract open for archaeological processing and archive services, due 7 October 2026.

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Education

Dublin and Dún Laoghaire Education and Training Board is the sole buyer of note this week, with a €14m multi-party framework for specialist equipment and supplies for apprenticeship and further education and training programmes, closing 20 October 2026. Suppliers in trades equipment and FET consumables should examine the lot structure closely.

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Transport

Transport Infrastructure Ireland is tendering a €30m electrical renewals contract covering low-voltage Luas works, making it the most significant transport notice of the week. Louth County Council is also in the market for two water tanker fire appliances at €730,000, with bids due 5 October 2026.

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