eTenders Ireland: public sector tenders and contract notices
eTenders is Ireland's national procurement portal, run by the Office of Government Procurement (OGP). The current platform, provided by European Dynamics, went live on 15 May 2023 and replaced the previous eTenders system. It serves public bodies across the Republic of Ireland.
All Irish contracting authorities publish their tender opportunities and award notices here, from central government to local authorities, health, and education. Contracts above the relevant EU thresholds are also published to Tenders Electronic Daily (TED) and the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU). Lower-value national contracts stay on eTenders only.
Contracting authorities must advertise goods and services contracts worth €50,000 (excluding VAT) or more on eTenders. Works contracts must be advertised from €200,000 (excluding VAT). Contracts above the EU thresholds, revised from 1 January 2026, must also be published to OJEU.
Recent notices from eTenders Ireland
Browse open tenders, awarded contracts, and pre-procurement documents from eTenders Ireland. Click on any notice to view more details.
- Awarded contract
collect cash/cheques from various locations across County Westmeath and bring it to either the Bank of Ireland Cash Centre in Dublin 2 or lodge it into the Council’s bank account.
- Awarded contract
Photography Services (2 Lots) - Multi Operator Framework Agreements
- Awarded contract
10 Passenger Electric Mini Bus
- Awarded contract
Multi-disciplinary Engineering and other Specialist Consultancy Services (Technical Consultancy Services) for N5 Active Travel Schemes
- Awarded contract
Project Management and Engineering Consultancy Services for the Development of the Atlantic Marine Energy Test Site (AMETS) Substation
- Awarded contract
Provision of Services for the Co Ordinator and Delivery of the Student Enterprise Programme for Fingal Local Enterprise Office
- Awarded contract
A remotely hosted dataverse software service
- Awarded contract
An Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Engagement Software Tool for Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
- Awarded contract
Provision of 1no. modular unit at Dysart, Co. Roscommon
- Awarded contract
Media Monitoring Services for the Department of Foreign Affairs
- Awarded contract
Multi-party Framework of Demolition Contractors for Dublin City Council
- Awarded contract
SaaS Board and Committee Management Software System
- Awarded contract
Single Party Framework for the Supply of Audio-Visual Equipment, Installation, Support and Maintenance
- Awarded contract
Facilities Management Services including Catering Services
- Awarded contract
Invitation to Tender for International Recruitment Services on behalf of University of Galway
Trend over time
Notice volume for eTenders Ireland over the last 24 months.
Buyer ranking
The buyers publishing the most notices through eTenders Ireland.
- 4,067£8.9bn
- 2,777£6.6bn
- 1,436£721.7m
- 1,425£10.4bn
- 1,405£6.4bn
- 1,352£329.0m
- 956£69.9m
- 932£399.1m
- 894£593.3m
- 848£67.3m
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about eTenders Ireland and how its notices reach Stotles.
What is eTenders Ireland?
eTenders is Ireland's national procurement portal. It's where public sector bodies advertise tender opportunities and publish contract award notices, and where suppliers find and bid for that work. The site is at etenders.gov.ie.
Who runs eTenders?
The Office of Government Procurement (OGP) owns and administers eTenders. The current platform is provided by European Dynamics and has been live since 15 May 2023.
Is it free to register and bid for tenders on eTenders?
Yes. Registration is free and open to businesses from any country, with no Irish company number required. Once registered, you can view notices, download tender documents, set up alerts, and submit bids at no cost.
What contracts have to be advertised on eTenders?
Contracting authorities must advertise goods and services contracts worth €50,000 (excluding VAT) or more, and works contracts worth €200,000 (excluding VAT) or more. Contracts above the EU thresholds, revised from 1 January 2026, must also be published to the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU).
How do I search for tenders on eTenders?
Use the Search Notices function to browse current opportunities. You can filter by buyer, CPV code, deadline, and procurement type, then open a notice to see the Request for Tender and its documents. Registered users can also set up automated alerts based on CPV codes and region.
How do I register as a supplier?
Go to etenders.gov.ie and select Register as a Supplier. Complete the registration form, then follow the activation instructions sent to your email. Once your account is active, you can access opportunities, documents, and the messaging system for clarifications.
What's the difference between eTenders and OJEU/TED?
eTenders is Ireland's national portal and carries all advertised public sector opportunities, including lower-value national contracts. Tenders Electronic Daily (TED), which publishes the OJEU, is the EU-wide service. Contracts above the EU thresholds appear on both: on eTenders for the Irish market and on TED for the wider EU.
Who do I contact for technical support with the platform?
Contact the eProcurement helpdesk at irish-eproc-helpdesk@eurodyn.com, or by phone on 0818 001459 (Ireland) or +353 818001459 (international). You can also use Contact Us on the eTenders landing page.
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