Who Won Irish Public Contracts - Week of 10-16 August 2026

Browse the full Awards index for every recently awarded Irish public contract — updated daily.

One professional services framework accounts for EUR1 in every EUR1.44 awarded this week

Top named win: Mott MacDonald Ireland picked up a EUR600.00m professional services framework from Iarnród Eireann-Irish Rail for 9387. At 20.0 times the next-largest named award of the week, it accounts for roughly 70 percent of the EUR862.25m total.

Irish public bodies published 101 contract awards with a combined disclosed value of EUR862.25m across the 96 notices that report a figure between 10 August and 16 August 2026.

Professional Services and it services accounted for 51 of 101 awards (50 percent) and EUR788.92m (91 percent) of the value.

Before the named-winner table: 5 awards larger than the 10th-ranked named win do not disclose a supplier in structured form and sit outside the table below. These are typically confidential framework awards or multi-tenderer frameworks:

• Provision of Contracted Satellite Haemodialysis Unit for Kilkenny - Health Service Executive (HSE) - EUR25.00m
• Sustainable energy policy research, programme evaluation, and economic analysis - Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland - EUR11.48m
• NGT Project SMEs - National Transport Authority - EUR8.71m
• 24/007 - Gas Networks Ireland - EUR6.66m
• Leinster - St John of God Community Services clg - EUR4.95m

Top 10 named winners this week (by value)

What stood out

• The 10 largest contracts take EUR792.34m, or 91.9 percent of the week’s EUR862.25m total. The remaining 91 awards share EUR69.91m between them.
• Professional Services and it services dominated: 51 of 101 awards (50 percent) and EUR788.92m (91 percent) of the disclosed value.
• 7 of the 101 notices were framework or multi-party framework awards, worth EUR632.52m in aggregate. These set ceilings rather than committed spend, so actual drawdowns will land below the headline figures.
• Week on week: total value up 783.3 percent (EUR97.62m last week, EUR862.25m this week); awards up 42 (was 59, now 101).

All named awards published this week

Most active buyers this week

Contracting authorities ranked by number of award notices published. Counts include notices where a named winner was not published, so a buyer’s count here can exceed its appearances in the named-awards table above.

Sector breakdown

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About this data

All figures on this page come directly from the official TED (Tenders Electronic Daily) procurement database, the European Union’s legal publication record for public contracts. Winner names are extracted from the structured XML lodged with each award notice.

This post is generated automatically each Monday from award notices published in the previous seven days. No AI-generated narrative has been applied to the figures: counts, totals and rankings are computed deterministically from the source JSON.

Known limitations:

• TED publishes award notices with a typical lag of 1-3 days after eTenders.gov.ie. Very recent awards may not appear until next week’s roundup.
• Estimated values are reported as supplied by the contracting authority on the notice itself. They may differ from the final contract value actually paid.
• A share of award notices do not expose a named winner in structured form (typically confidential awards, multi-tenderer frameworks, or older notice formats). These are counted in the totals above but do not appear in the named-winner tables.
• Some notices publish a nominal estimated value of EUR1 as a placeholder when the real figure is confidential. These appear in the named-awards table as EUR1 and are not errors - they are how TED allows authorities to decline to disclose a value.
• Contract modifications (can-modif notices) and prior-information notices are excluded; only standard and social-services award notices are included.
• Always verify any figure against the linked TED notice before making a commercial or editorial decision based on it.

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