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Land Development Agency's €118m Clongriffin Contract Anchors a Capital-Heavy Week

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

The Land Development Agency has gone to market for the design and construction of Clongriffin Lands Phase 2 in Dublin 13, a €118m contract that will test residential delivery pipelines. Elsewhere, Uisce Éireann’s €294m telecommunications framework signals a significant infrastructure refresh across the utility’s national network.

IT Services

Uisce Éireann’s €294m telecommunications services framework is the headline opportunity, while Revenue’s €15m cloud-hosted services tender — closing 16 October 2026 — offers a more accessible entry point for specialist providers. A European Commission financial IT systems contract worth €700m is also live but will suit only the largest integrators with multilateral experience.

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Professional Services

Enterprise Ireland is seeking a single supplier to design and deliver its Offshore Wind Supply Chain Acceleration Programme, a €2.8m contract with a tight 11 September 2026 deadline that suits specialist economic development consultancies. Westmeath County Council’s €10m engineering consultancy framework for sub-threshold transport projects is a strong regional opportunity for mid-sized engineering firms.

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Construction

The Land Development Agency’s €118m Clongriffin Lands Phase 2 contract — covering Zones 8, 9 and a crèche in Dublin 13 — is the stand-out opportunity for tier-one contractors capable of large-scale residential delivery. Wexford County Council’s €1.9m Quay Street pedestrianisation scheme in New Ross, closing 25 September 2026, is worth watching for smaller civil engineering firms with streetscape experience.

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Facilities

daa plc’s €57m Atrium Foodvenience tender at Dublin Airport is a major concession opportunity for food and beverage operators with large-format retail capability. At the other end of the scale, the Courts Service is procuring a €1.8m panic alarm framework — closing 11 September 2026 — that suits security technology suppliers with a public-sector track record.

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Transport

The National Transport Authority is buying €6m worth of passenger transport services for the 2026 Ryder Cup, with a deadline of 5 October 2026 — a time-bound, event-specific contract that rewards operators who can guarantee fleet capacity. The NTA has also opened a €2.8m traffic and transport survey resources framework, closing 2 October 2026, aimed at consultancies supporting NTA-funded projects.

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Education

Kerry Education and Training Board is sourcing a decommissioned wind turbine nacelle — refurbished for training use — worth €770,000, reflecting growing investment in renewable energy skills infrastructure. The Education Procurement Service is also tendering on behalf of University of Limerick for a €1.656m coastal and offshore autonomous surface vehicle, closing 11 September 2026, a niche opportunity for marine technology suppliers.

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