Ireland and UK procurement intelligence

Last updated · 20 October 2026

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Public procurement intelligence for Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Source review · 22 October 2026

Recent checks of official procurement sources

The research desk rechecked these two eTenders sources on 22 October 2026. This is a dated source observation, not a new award or supplier-eligibility decision. The 754-record ContractLens corpus remains the 20 October 2026 snapshot; earlier active counts do not prove every opportunity is still open.

  • Teagasc — Web applications maintenance and development: three lots, €5.95 million estimated value (not awarded expenditure), 19 November 2026 at 14:00 portal deadline. Official source 9239900.
  • Bord na Móna — ICT Managed Services: expressions of interest, €40 million estimated value (not awarded expenditure), 19 November 2026 at 12:00 portal deadline. Official source 9274305.

Unresolved notice conflict: DLR tender CL-2026-700 has an original notice deadline of 19 October 2026 but a current portal display of 28 October 2026. Neither date is independently confirmed as a legally amended deadline here. Check the live contracting-authority workspace.

Active Ireland and UK corpus

9 selected, evidence-bounded procurement briefs.

CL-2026-754 · Ireland

Teagasc web applications maintenance and development

Teagasc seeks support, maintenance and development services for bespoke Microsoft-stack web applications across three lots, including Nutrient Management Planner and PastureBase Ireland.

CL-2026-753 · Ireland

Bord na Móna ICT managed services framework

Bord na Móna seeks expressions of interest for an ICT managed-services framework covering secure and compliant onsite and remote support for its technology environment.

CL-2026-127 · Ireland

Asiera managed ICT security services DPS

Seven-lot Dynamic Purchasing System for managed ICT security services, including SIEM software, SOC-as-a-Service, advanced managed security, dedicated support and professional services, open through 12 May 2030 at 15:00.